Do you need a snowblower in Myrtle Beach, SC?
Your answer for Myrtle Beach
No snowblower
Myrtle Beach averages 1 inch of snow a year. It is gone before it needs moving.
If you are moving to Myrtle Beach from somewhere snowy, you can sell the snowblower before you move.
When the snow comes in Myrtle Beach
- Jan0.2
- Feb0.3
Inches of new snow per month, averaged over 1991 to 2020.
Towns near Myrtle Beach
Almost no snow falls in Myrtle Beach. In South Carolina, Greenville gets the most here at 4 inches.
| Town | Miles | Snow | Two car, paved |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conway, SC | 13 | 1 in | No snowblower |
| North Myrtle Beach, SC | 13 | 1 in | No snowblower |
| Leland, NC | 60 | 1 in | No snowblower |
| Florence, SC | 61 | 0 in | No snowblower |
| Lumberton, NC | 64 | 0 in | No snowblower |
| Wilmington, NC | 67 | 1 in | No snowblower |
Where these numbers come from
Read next: Why storm depth matters more than snowfall and What a winter of snow weighs.
NOAA 1991 to 2020 climate normals from Longwood, 28.5 miles from Myrtle Beach. A normal winter, not this winter's forecast. Snow is weighed at 6.24 pounds a cubic foot, fresh and fairly dry; wet spring snow can weigh three times that.
- The weather station is 29 miles away, far enough that Myrtle Beach can differ.