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The snowiest place is: the Andes Mountains in southern Chile, where about 2,000 inches of snow falls each year, on average.

The snowiest place is: the Andes Mountains in southern Chile, where about 2,000 inches of snow fall each year, on average. That’s more than 166 feet, almost the length of two basketball courts.

The snowiest place is: the Andes Mountains in southern Chile, where about 2,000 inches of snow fall each year, on average. ... is a factory for extreme snowfall when very cold Siberian air masses meet ...