CLEVELAND — Have you dug your way out of the snow yet? Many in Northeast Ohio received at least a foot of snow during the during this week's winter storm. Some received well above that.
The National Weather Service and its group of trained spotters have put out the following preliminary numbers that indicate the amount of snow that fell during the entire event (in inches):
Ashland County
- Loudonville - 7.5
- Ashland - 6.5
- Hayesville - 5.9
Ashtabula County
- Monroe Center - 16.4
- Saybrook - 14.0
- South Madison - 12.1
- Trumbull - 12.0
- Cherry Valley - 11.4
- Pierpont - 10.5
- Harpersfield - 10.0
- Jefferson - 9.2
- Ashtabula - 9.0
- Orwell - 8.4
Cuyahoga County
- Strongsville - 12.0
- Cleveland - 12.0
- Westlake - 11.5
- Rocky River - 11.5
- North Royalton - 11.0
- Lakewood - 11.0
- Seven Hills - 10.8
- Parma - 10.8
- Cleveland Heights - 10.6
- Chagrin Falls - 10.6
- Euclid - 10.3
- Bay Village - 9.9
- Shaker Heights - 9.6
- Cleveland Hopkins Airport - 9.5
- Garfield Heights - 9.4
- Mayfield - 8.5
- Broadview Heights - 8.2
- Brooklyn Heights - 7.6
- South Euclid - 7.4
- Brecksville - 7.4
Mark Naymik has the latest on Cleveland's cleanup efforts:
Erie County
- Vermillion - 13.3
- Huron - 12.0
- Milan - 10.0
- Berlin Heights - 9.4
- Castalia - 9.3
Geauga County
- Chardon - 14.8
- Burton - 13.4
- Aurburn Corners - 12.3
- Madison - 11.0
- Montville - 10.5
- South Thompson - 8.4
Holmes County
- Nashville - 7.0
- Glenmont - 6.0
- Killbuck - 5.6
Huron County
- New London - 12.0
Lake County
- Willoughby - 17.4
- Madison - 15.2
- Concord - 11.4
- North Madison - 10.5
- Kirtland Hills - 10.2
- Mentor - 10.0
- Waite Hill - 10.0
- Mentor-on-the-Lake - 9.0
- Wickliffe - 6.0
Lorain County
- North Ridgeville - 13.6
- Elyria - 12.1
- Wellington - 12.0
- Lorain - 10.0
- Oberlin - 9.0
Medina County
- Litchfield - 12.8
- Wadsworth - 11.3
- Seville - 11.0
- Lodi - 10.9
- Hinckley - 9.9
- Medina - 9.5
- Brunswick - 8.9
Portage County
- Hiram - 12.0
- Streetsboro - 10.5
- Kent - 10.5
- Mogadore - 10.3
- Franklin Township - 10.2
- Garrettsville - 10.0
- Mantua - 8.0
- Ravenna - 7.5
Richland County
- Lexington - 12.0
- Mansfield - 11.5
- Ontario - 10.0
- Shelby - 9.0
- Mifflin - 8.7
Stark County
- North Lawrence - 10.4
- Hartville - 10.0
- North Canton - 9.0
- Alliance - 9.0
- Massillon - 9.0
- Canton - 8.0
- Beach City - 7.2
Summit County
- Sagamore Hills - 12.3
- Bath - 12.0
- Hudson - 11.2
- Fairlawn - 10.9
- Tallmadge - 10.7
- Stow - 10.0
- Akron - 9.5
- Barberton - 9.2
- Akron-Canton Airport - 9.0
- Cuyahoga Falls - 8.6
- Munroe Falls - 8.6
Wayne County
- Doylestown - 11.0
- Creston - 10.0
- Orrville - 6.8
- Mount Eaton - 6.0
Remember, as our Chief Meteorologist Betsy Kling likes to say, "focus on the impact, not on the numbers." Many areas may not have gotten as much snow as others, but may be dealing with more ice or more snow drifts. The bottom line is to still be careful out there, especially with the lingering chilly temperatures.
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