I would put the main door on the east. Snow doesn't drift in as bad on an east door. Our 54X90 machine shed points east/west with doors on the south and the east. In the winter we don't use the south facing doors because of snow drifted against the doors. The east door won't have much of a drift and for some reason the drift is away from the door just a bit. My old shop has a south facing door. The snow will drift against the overhead door so tight I sometimes have to shovel snow away from the door to raise it. Snow melts away from the east facing door just as fast as the south door. In the summer you can't beat a door on the south and a door on the north for cross ventilation. In fact, you had better make sure all loose paper and plastic is held down before you open both doors at the same time.
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