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Winter Storm Dumps Nearly A Foot Of Snow in Northeast Ohio

2010-02-06T13:08:00.000-05:00

CLEVELAND -- The snowstorm that began Friday afternoon has left nearly a foot of new snow in some locations around northeast Ohio.

As predicted, the heaviest snowfalls occurred south of the Greater Cleveland area that was on the northern fringe of a large storm system that paralyzed the east coast with several feet of snow.

Nearly a foot of snow has fallen in Summit, Stark, Medina, Wayne, Richland, Ashland and Portage counties in the local Channel 3 viewing area according to the National Weather Service snow spotters and WKYC Weather Warriors.

The highest amounts reported through Saturday morning have been 12.4" at Mansfield's Lahm Airport, 11" in Doylestown in Wayne County, and 10.1" at the Akron Canton Airport in Summit County.

Snow will be ending quickly this afternoon, though scattered flurries may occur. No major, additional accumulations are expected for the rest of the weekend.

Click for snowfall reports across northeast Ohio

January In Review: Really Cloudy And Really Snowy

2010-02-01T21:05:00.002-05:00

By Frank Macek

CLEVELAND -- January started the new year with plenty of clouds and snowfall that exceeded what northeast Ohio normally sees during the month.

According to the latest monthly report from the National Weather Service, the Cleveland area had partly to mostly cloudy skies every single day of the month.

WKYC Meteorologist Betsy Kling says "January is typically the cloudiest month of the year. That's why the month has the most depressing day of the year. Whether that is related to the weather or those holiday credit card bills is anyone's guess."

The month of January is also the snowiest. Old man winter blew 18.6 inches of snow our way during the month, just slightly more than normal.

Some areas in the snowbelt regions, like Pierpoint in Ashtabula County, saw more than 60 inches of snow in a seven day period thanks to lake effect snows that hammered northeast Ohio at the beginning of the month.

For the winter on 2009-2010, Cleveland stands at 26.7 inches of snow, with nearly 70% of that total falling in January.

Interestingly, the snow didn't provide enough liquid content to bring us anywhere close to near normal precipitation. The month saw 1.69 inches, or .79 inches below normal. The National Weather Service uses melted snow and rainfall to determine it monthly precipitation totals.

The Greater Cleveland area also continued its run of above normal temperatures during January that started in August 2009, thanks in part to an El Nino weather pattern.

January saw an average daily high of 32.0 degrees and an average morning low 22.2 degrees. That put the region 1.4 degrees above normal.

And if you are keeping track, our highest monthly temperature occurred on January 25th when we thought 52 degrees felt spring like. The lowest temperature fell to 6 degrees on January 10th.

The good news is, spring is just six weeks away.

Monthly Climate Reports

For monthly climate reports across the area, you can click on any of the following links:

You can also download & print out Channel 3 Weather's monthly almanac with daily highs, lows, sunrise and sunset times, record highs and record lows for each day of the month:

February almanac

How Much Do You Know About Groundhogs?

2010-02-01T17:08:00.000-05:00

UNDATED -- On February 2, Punxsutawney Phil, the famous weather-predicting groundhog, will emerge from his burrow at Gobblers Knob in Pennsylvania to make his prediction about our winter weather.

Scientists know that groundhogs in Pennsylvania hibernate for about 100 days, from November to February. But what if Phil lived in South Carolina or Maine?

Believe it or not, groundhogs living in different parts of the country hibernate for different periods of time. South Carolina's groundhogs hibernate for 67 days, while Maine's groundhogs hibernate for 175 days.

Scientists aren't sure yet whether these differences happen because of environmental factors, like varied weather conditions, or if hibernation patterns are genetically-determined.

Think that's interesting? Here are a few more fun groundhog facts:

*Groundhogs are one of the few "true hibernators." True hibernators can reduce their body temperatures to nearly freezing and lower thier heart rates from as many as 350 beats per minute to just four beats per minute while they sleep away the winter.

*Groundhogs - also known as woodchucks - don't move or "chuck" wood as efficiently as beavers. But...how much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood? One wildlife biologist estimated that if the typical groundhog's burrow was filled with wood instead of dirt, the animal would have "chucked" about 700 pounds!

WEATHER DATA BANK EXTRA

How has the groundhog accurately predicted Cleveland weather over the past 25 years, click to download our latest weather data bank comparsion of "the shadow" vs. "the outcome."

Weather Data Bank: February 2010 Weather Almanac Now Available

2010-01-27T17:28:00.000-05:00

CLEVELAND -- Have an interest in tracking the daily weather across northeast Ohio?

Channel 3 Weather's monthly weather almanac gives you all the information you need on one easy to read page.

Our monthly almanac includes information for each day of the month: sunrise, sunset, normal high, normal low, record high, record low and dates of the 1st quarter, full moon, last quarter and new moon phases.

Then you can watch Channel 3 News at 11 PM for Betsy Kling's and AJ Colby's daily on-air weather almanac to write in each day's high, low and precipitation for the entire month.

You'll find a new almanac posted each month on our weather page (wkyc.com/weather) on the right hand column under "WKYC Weather Data Bank."

To save and print your own copy (.pdf file):

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Snow Day: Students Swap Studies For Sleds in Rocky River

2010-01-08T20:34:00.000-05:00

By Carl Bachtel
Channel 3 News Videographer

ROCKY RIVER -- Even if you're an adult, you probably remember how great it was to get a snow day and an extra day off from school.

Students in Rocky River put all the snow we've received over the past week or so to good use on Friday.

They swapped their studies for sleds on the Barrett Sled Riding Hill.

Video journalist Carl Bachtel has a look at the fun.

Warning: Chipping Away At Icicles Can Damage Gutter, Roof

2010-01-08T20:32:00.000-05:00

By Eric Mansfield
Channel 3 News Reporter

AKRON -- It's a natural instinct to want to break giant icicles hanging from your home's gutters, but experts say it's a bad idea and can harm your roof.

"The best thing to do is to put calcium, or some type of a mild salt, on top of it to help melt the ice," said Tom Smith, owner of Coppersmith Roofing in Akron.

"When you begin to try to chip or break the ice, you will damage the roof itself or the gutters. In certain extreme cases, we have to take the gutter off of the home, which usually will destroy the gutter at this time of the year."

Smith said this current storm packs enough heavy snow to cause major roof problems once temperatures begin to rise and the snow begins to melt, especially for homes or buildings with a flat roof.

"It's a very dangerous situation of ponding water or it may actually back up on the roof as all this begins to melt," he said.

"(Water) can't exit the roof so the weight will become tremendous on these older structures."

Special Storm Coverage Available from WKYC.COM

2010-01-07T22:15:00.000-05:00

Here is a list of links to find useful storm information from Channel 3 News and WKYC.COM:

Storm Summary: January 1st Through January 7th, 2010

2010-01-07T21:45:00.000-05:00

The following are snowfall totals from the storm that affected northeast Ohio from January 1, 2010 until January 7th through 11 a.m.:

LOCATION          STORM TOTAL    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT

OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   PIERPONT 2SE          61.3  1048 AM   1/7
   CONNEAUT I-90         21.1  1003 AM   1/7
   ASHTABULA 1SW         17.6  1000 AM   1/7
   ASHTABULA             16.4   901 AM   1/7

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   SOLON                 32.5  1126 AM   1/7
   BROADVIEW HTS         20.7  1031 AM   1/7
   GARFIELD HTS          19.5  1109 AM   1/7
   SHAKER HTS            17.0  1002 AM   1/7
   NORTH ROYALTON        14.7  1047 AM   1/7
   CLEVELAND             11.5   932 AM   1/7
   EUCLID                 7.5   938 AM   1/7

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   BAINBRIDGE            39.5  1026 AM   1/7
   THOMPSON 5SW          39.4  1048 AM   1/7
   MONTVILLE             38.3   800 AM   1/7
   HAMBDEN TWP.          36.2   700 AM   1/7
   CHAGRIN FALLS         33.5  1030 AM   1/7
   CHARDON               32.6  1027 AM   1/7
   RUSSELL TWP           28.5  1109 AM   1/7
   BURTON                26.0  1029 AM   1/7
   CHARDON               25.0   940 AM   1/7
   CLARIDON TWP          24.8  1003 AM   1/7

...LAKE COUNTY...
   MADISON               20.1  1110 AM   1/7
   CONCORD TWP.          17.0  1121 AM   1/7
   MADISON  5 S          15.5   931 AM   1/7
   KIRTLAND 4SW          11.2  1007 AM   1/7
   CONCORD TWP.          10.5  1049 AM   1/7

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   N RIDGEVILLE          10.1  1122 AM   1/7
   OBERLIN                4.7  1049 AM   1/7

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   BOARDMAN SE           13.5  1109 AM   1/7

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   MEDINA                12.4   930 AM   1/7

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   KENT                  12.7  1111 AM   1/7

...STARK COUNTY...
   ALLIANCE               6.5   932 AM   1/7

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   SAGAMORE HILLS        21.3  1007 AM   1/7
   TALLMADGE              6.0  1001 AM   1/7

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   MESOPOTAMIA           20.0  1122 AM   1/7
   KINSMAN               14.4   931 AM   1/7
   NEWTON FALLS          12.8  1122 AM   1/7
   WARREN                 5.8  1126 AM   1/7

Weather Data Bank: Changes of the Seasons in 2010

2010-01-05T20:16:00.001-05:00

As head into 2010, Channel 3 Weather has put together a list of the changes of seasons for the new year.

Print out our flyer and keep it handy or print one out for your friends.

So, when does Spring, Summer, Fall & Winter officially begin?

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Cleveland Storm Tests New ODOT Twitter Feeds

2010-01-04T20:10:00.010-05:00

By Eric Mansfield
Channel 3 Reporter

CLEVELAND -- As morning traffic snarled to a crawl on Northeast Ohio's interstates, a new weapon of road information was becoming more popular by the minute.

ODOT's three-week old Twitter feeds have quickly added more than 3,000 followers as drivers look for up-to-the-minute information on state roads.

Monday's storm was the system's first real test.

"Don't use it while you're driving," said ODOT spokesman Justin Chesnic. "We'll send (tweets) early in the morning, or in the afternoon before you get behind the wheel. Use it to see how road conditions are or what we're doing out there during snow and ice. Maybe you can use it to allow some extra time if the road conditions have some slick spots on it."

There are six ODOT Twitter feeds representing six urban communities: Cleveland, Akron, Cincinnati, Columbus, Toledo and Dayton.

www.twitter.com/odot_cleveland
www.twitter.com/odot_akron
www.twitter.com/odot_cincinnati
www.twitter.com/odot_columbus
www.twitter.com/odot_toledo
www.twitter.com/odot_dayton

Monday's tweets were, at times generic, but by mid-afternoon, tweets included notes about which interstates were passable yet icy.

The state hopes to add more detail every day, Chesnic said.

December In Review: Not A December To Really Remember

2010-01-02T23:00:00.000-05:00

By Frank Macek

CLEVELAND -- December 2009 ended up slightly warmer than normal across northeast Ohio.

For the month of December, the area saw temperatures that averaged about a half degree warmer than usual. This continued a several month trend of above normal temperatures during 2009.

According to the National Weather Service, temperatures ranged from 53 degrees on December 3rd to a chilly 9 degree morning low on December 30th.

Overall, the average daily high was 37.8 degrees for December with a morning low of 25.5 degrees. Despite being Ohio's meteorological winter, December only saw 8 days with high temperatures below 32 degrees.

On the precipitation side, the Greater Cleveland area was drier than normal by .43" inches. This added to a drier than normal year that ended up nearly 3" below average (35.76" compared to a normal 38.70" of liquid precipitation).

Snowfall was also well below normal. December normally yields about 13.1" of snowfall each year. But in 2009, December saw just 6.9" of the white stuff at the National Weather Service Office at Cleveland Hopkins Airport.

Since July 1st, 8.1" of snow fell in the Cleveland area, compared to 18.6" during the first half of a normal Cleveland winter. However, 15 days during December did have at least a trace of snow measured at the airport.

For monthly climate reports across the area, you can click on any of the following links:

You can also save & print out Channel 3 Weather's monthly almanac with daily highs, lows, sunrise and sunset times, record highs and record lows for each day of the month:

January almanac

Time To Brush Up On Winter Driving Habits

2010-01-02T02:16:00.000-05:00

By Paul Thomas
Channel 3 News Reporter

WILLOUGHBY HILLS -- From Brunswick to Mayfield Heights, cities across Northeast Ohio put snow parking bans into effect Friday to let snowplow drivers clear the streets.

Persistent snow bands covered roads and highways as fast as road crews could treat them with rock salt.

You don't have to tell tow truck driver Rusty Bissell that winter has arrived. He has seen driving conditions change from clear roads to white-out conditions in a matter of minutes.

"I've been on call since, like, Christmas Eve," Bissell said, after he righted an overturned SUV next to Interstate 90 Friday.

"I haven't had any time to sleep. I've been running ragged."

Snowplow driver George Helwagen, of Concord Township, geared up Friday night for what he expected could be a long weekend of pushing the snow.

"I'm expecting anywhere from four to twelve inches of snow," Helwagen said. "We're going to be out for a while. (Drivers) have got to be really careful."

Rare New Year's Eve 'Blue Moon' To Ring In 2010

2009-12-30T17:48:00.001-05:00

Once in a blue moon there actually is a blue moon on New Year's Eve.

There'll be a so-called blue moon around for the New Year's countdown on Thursday.

According to popular definition, a blue moon is the second full moon in a month. But don't expect it to be blue -- the name has nothing to do with its color.

This month's first full moon occurred on Dec. 2.

On New Year's Eve, a full moon will be visible in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America and Africa.

For purists, however, a blue moon is an extra full moon in a typical three-moon season. So this New Year's Eve full moon doesn't count.

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Source: The Associated Press

Weather Data Bank: January 2010 Almanac Now Available

2009-12-29T22:36:00.002-05:00

Chardon: So Far No Big Snow Challenge

2009-12-29T22:13:00.001-05:00

By Mike O'Mara
Channel 3 News Reporter

CHARDON -- For the community in the heart of Ohio's snow belt, residents in Chardon never get excited about a couple inches of snow. It takes a couple of feet of precipitation for folks to get excited.

So far, this has been a remarkably mild winter. Just a few weeks ago there was green grass everywhere.

Chardon City Manager David Lelko was amazed at how well the city budget was faring with minimal salt and overtime expenses.

Lelko said, "We had roughly 28 inches of snow last November. Right now, almost nothing. It's great for our budget."

Today, with the Chardon snowplows off the road early, mechanics began to do surgery on the rigs that needed repair. Many of the drivers were actually hoping for a really big snow event.
Driver David Lewanski said, "It's fine with me, I'd rather it snow. We would rather be out there. I've been doing it for many many years."

In town, many residents are starting to wonder if the Grinch stole winter weather this year. John Sylak looked around the Chardon square and said, "It is kind of weird, it's very unusual."

Teacher Carla Fletcher, said, "I only want a couple of big snows so we can have a few days off from school."

Lelko said, "As far as snow goes and that part of our budget, we're in good shape. But January could be a whole different picture."

In Chardon, it's not a question of "if" the snow will fly.

Residents know that blizzards and white-outs happen here well into March and April. They didn't get the title "Ohio's Snow Capital" without plenty of shoveling.

Snowfall Reports: 12/28/09 Through 10 P.M.

2009-12-28T21:27:00.001-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 28, 2009 through 10 p.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 PM - 10 AM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   SAYBROOK               6.0   744 PM 12/28
   PIERPONT 2SE           3.5   746 PM 12/28
   WINDSOR                3.0   752 PM 12/28
   CONNEAUT I-90          2.1   737 PM 12/28
   ASHTABULA 1SW          1.7   815 PM 12/28

...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
   GALION                 1.0   753 PM 12/28
   NEW WASHINGTON 5S      0.9   750 PM 12/28

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   EUCLID                 4.2   843 PM 12/28
   EUCLID                 3.2   750 PM 12/28
   LYNDHURST              2.7   829 PM 12/28
   SOLON                  2.3   814 PM 12/28
   NORTH ROYALTON         2.2   744 PM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              2.0   733 PM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              2.0   828 PM 12/28
   BROADVIEW HTS          1.6   830 PM 12/28
   GARFIELD HTS           1.5   748 PM 12/28

...ERIE COUNTY...
   HURON                  1.2   849 PM 12/28

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   HAMBDEN TWP.           4.5   734 PM 12/28
   CHARDON                3.8   741 PM 12/28
   THOMPSON 5SW           3.7   745 PM 12/28
   BURTON                 3.0   827 PM 12/28
   CHARDON                3.0   802 PM 12/28
   MONTVILLE              2.3   825 PM 12/28
   RUSSELL TWP            2.0   749 PM 12/28
   BAINBRIDGE             1.5   740 PM 12/28

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                1.0   752 PM 12/28

...HURON COUNTY...
   NORWALK                1.4   736 PM 12/28
   NEW LONDON 3NW         0.7   812 PM 12/28

...LAKE COUNTY...
   CONCORD TWP.           5.3   812 PM 12/28
   CONCORD TWP.           3.1   811 PM 12/28
   PERRY TOWNSHIP         3.0   746 PM 12/28
   MADISON  5 S           2.8   849 PM 12/28
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    2.8   742 PM 12/28
   MENTOR                 2.8   909 PM 12/28
   WICKLIFFE              2.8   735 PM 12/28
   MADISON                2.5   811 PM 12/28
   MENTOR 1S LK           2.0   831 PM 12/28
   SOUTH MADISON          1.5   743 PM 12/28

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   OBERLIN                1.6   831 PM 12/28
   SHEFFIELD LAKE         1.5   832 PM 12/28
   CARLISLE TWP           1.2   743 PM 12/28
   N RIDGEVILLE           1.1   754 PM 12/28

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   HINCKLEY               2.8   908 PM 12/28
   MEDINA                 2.0   724 PM 12/28
   BRUNSWICK              1.8   911 PM 12/28
   MEDINA                 1.0   751 PM 12/28

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   KENT                   2.7   912 PM 12/28
   RAVENNA 1E             2.0   748 PM 12/28

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   LUCAS                  1.5   843 PM 12/28

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   SAGAMORE HILLS         3.0   826 PM 12/28
   BATH TWP               2.5   733 PM 12/28
   GREEN                  2.4   745 PM 12/28
   TALLMADGE              2.2   825 PM 12/28

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   NEWTON FALLS           2.2   755 PM 12/28
   WARREN                 1.2   756 PM 12/28

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   DOYLESTOWN             1.5   833 PM 12/28
   KIDRON 1N              1.5   909 PM 12/28

...WYANDOT COUNTY...
   UPPER SANDUSKY         0.3   734 PM 12/28

SNOW ON THE GROUND

LOCATION                 SNOW    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                    ON GROUND       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT

OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   CONNEAUT I-90          7.2   737 PM 12/28
   ASHTABULA 1SW          7.0   815 PM 12/28
   PIERPONT 2SE           7.0   746 PM 12/28
   WINDSOR                5.5   752 PM 12/28

...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
   GALION                 4.0   753 PM 12/28
   NEW WASHINGTON 5S      4.0   750 PM 12/28

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   EUCLID                 8.0   843 PM 12/28
   SOLON                  7.0   814 PM 12/28
   EUCLID                 6.5   750 PM 12/28
   BROADVIEW HTS          6.0   830 PM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              6.0   828 PM 12/28
   NORTH ROYALTON         6.0   744 PM 12/28
   GARFIELD HTS           5.5   748 PM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              5.0   733 PM 12/28
   CLE AIRPORT            4.0   837 PM 12/28
   LYNDHURST              2.7   829 PM 12/28

...ERIE COUNTY...
   HURON                  3.6   849 PM 12/28

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   THOMPSON 5SW          10.0   745 PM 12/28
   CHARDON                8.0   802 PM 12/28
   HAMBDEN TWP.           8.0   734 PM 12/28
   MONTVILLE              7.0   825 PM 12/28
   CHARDON                6.8   741 PM 12/28
   RUSSELL TWP            6.5   749 PM 12/28
   BURTON                 6.0   827 PM 12/28
   CLARIDON TWP           6.0   737 PM 12/28
   BAINBRIDGE             5.5   740 PM 12/28

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                2.0   752 PM 12/28

...HURON COUNTY...
   NORWALK                5.0   736 PM 12/28
   NEW LONDON 3NW         4.0   812 PM 12/28

...LAKE COUNTY...
   CONCORD TWP.           8.0   811 PM 12/28
   MADISON                7.0   811 PM 12/28
   MENTOR                 7.0   909 PM 12/28
   PERRY TOWNSHIP         7.0   746 PM 12/28
   WICKLIFFE              7.0   735 PM 12/28
   CONCORD TWP.           6.3   812 PM 12/28
   MADISON  5 S           6.0   849 PM 12/28
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    6.0   742 PM 12/28
   SOUTH MADISON          5.5   743 PM 12/28
   MENTOR 1S LK           5.0   831 PM 12/28

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   SHEFFIELD LAKE         5.8   832 PM 12/28
   OBERLIN                5.0   831 PM 12/28
   CARLISLE TWP           4.0   743 PM 12/28
   N RIDGEVILLE           4.0   754 PM 12/28

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT         1.0   100 PM 12/28

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   AUSTINTOWN             3.0   757 PM 12/28

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   HINCKLEY               6.0   908 PM 12/28
   MEDINA                 5.5   724 PM 12/28
   BRUNSWICK              5.0   911 PM 12/28
   MEDINA                 3.5   751 PM 12/28

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   KENT                   5.0   912 PM 12/28
   RAVENNA 1E             4.7   748 PM 12/28

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFLD ARPT           5.0   839 PM 12/28
   LUCAS                  2.1   843 PM 12/28

...STARK COUNTY...
   MASSILLON/PERRY TWP.   3.7   826 PM 12/28
   ALLIANCE               3.0   756 PM 12/28

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   SAGAMORE HILLS         6.6   826 PM 12/28
   BATH TWP               5.5   733 PM 12/28
   GREEN                  5.0   745 PM 12/28
   TALLMADGE              4.0   825 PM 12/28
   CAK AIRPORT            2.0   833 PM 12/28

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   NEWTON FALLS           5.0   755 PM 12/28
   KINSMAN                4.0   850 PM 12/28
   YNG AIRPORT            4.0   839 PM 12/28
   WARREN                 3.0   756 PM 12/28

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   DOYLESTOWN             4.0   833 PM 12/28
   KIDRON 1N              3.0   909 PM 12/28

...WYANDOT COUNTY...
   UPPER SANDUSKY         2.5   734 PM 12/28

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Snowfall Reports: 12/28/09 Through 10 A.M.

2009-12-28T12:41:00.000-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 28, 2009 through 10 a.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 PM - 10 AM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   CONNEAUT I-90          5.5   900 AM 12/28
   ASHTABULA 1SW          4.2   800 AM 12/28
   ASHTABULA              4.0   800 AM 12/28   ODOT
   PIERPONT 2SE           4.0   800 AM 12/28
   WINDSOR                2.5   700 AM 12/28

...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
   GALION                 2.5   800 AM 12/28
   NEW WASHINGTON 5S      2.5   800 AM 12/28
   BUCYRUS                1.0   800 AM 12/28

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   SOLON                  4.7   900 AM 12/28
   NORTH ROYALTON         4.1   700 AM 12/28
   BROADVIEW HTS          4.0   800 AM 12/28
   GARFIELD HTS           4.0   800 AM 12/28
   LYNDHURST              4.0   700 AM 12/28
   EUCLID                 3.5   800 AM 12/28
   CLE AIRPORT            2.9   700 AM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              2.6   900 AM 12/28
   CLEVELAND              1.5   600 AM 12/28
   CLEVELAND-EDGEWATER    1.0   900 AM 12/28

...ERIE COUNTY...
   ERIE COUNTY OH         3.0   800 AM 12/28   ODOT
   HURON                  1.6   800 AM 12/28
   SANDUSKY               1.5   800 AM 12/28

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   THOMPSON 5SW           5.5   700 AM 12/28
   MONTVILLE              5.2   700 AM 12/28
   CHARDON                5.0   700 AM 12/28
   RUSSELL TWP            5.0   600 AM 12/28
   HAMBDEN TWP.           4.6   700 AM 12/28
   CHARDON                4.5   800 AM 12/28
   BURTON                 0.4   800 AM 12/28

...HANCOCK COUNTY...
   FINDLAY                3.0   800 AM 12/28

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                1.0   700 AM 12/28

...HURON COUNTY...
   NORWALK                4.3   800 AM 12/28
   NORWALK                2.2   700 AM 12/28
   NEW LONDON 3NW         2.0   700 AM 12/28

...KNOX COUNTY...
   MOUNT VERNON           0.3   800 AM 12/28   ODOT

...LAKE COUNTY...
   LEROY                  6.0   800 AM 12/28
   MADISON  5 S           4.8   800 AM 12/28
   WICKLIFFE              4.8   900 AM 12/28
   CONCORD TWP.           4.5   900 AM 12/28
   PERRY TOWNSHIP         4.5   800 AM 12/28
   SOUTH MADISON          4.5   800 AM 12/28
   MENTOR                 4.0   700 AM 12/28
   MADISON                3.5   700 AM 12/28
   CONCORD TWP.           3.3   800 AM 12/28
   KIRTLAND 4SW           2.9   900 AM 12/28
   WILLOUGHBY             2.5   800 AM 12/28
   MENTOR                 2.1   800 AM 12/28

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   N RIDGEVILLE           2.4   500 AM 12/28
   SHEFFIELD LAKE         2.0   800 AM 12/28
   CARLISLE TWP           1.9   900 AM 12/28
   WELLINGTON             1.1   800 AM 12/28

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT           T   700 AM 12/28

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   BOARDMAN SE            2.0   500 AM 12/28

...MARION COUNTY...
   MARION                 0.5   800 AM 12/28   ODOT

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   MEDINA                 3.5   600 AM 12/28
   HINCKLEY               2.8   800 AM 12/28
   MEDINA                 2.6   800 AM 12/28
   BRUNSWICK              2.3   700 AM 12/28

...MORROW COUNTY...
                          0.3   800 AM 12/28

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   HIRAM                  4.5   800 AM 12/28
   KENT                   3.1   700 AM 12/28
   RAVENNA 1E             2.7   700 AM 12/28

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFLD ARPT           0.8   700 AM 12/28

...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
   CLYDE                  1.5   700 AM 12/28
   FREMONT                1.0   700 AM 12/28

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   BATH TWP               3.0   500 AM 12/28
   SAGAMORE HILLS         2.5   800 AM 12/28
   CAK AIRPORT            2.4   700 AM 12/28
   GREEN                  2.1   800 AM 12/28
   TALLMADGE              1.6   800 AM 12/28
   TWINSBURG              1.5   700 AM 12/28

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   KINSMAN                3.2   700 AM 12/28
   NEWTON FALLS           2.6   600 AM 12/28
   MESOPOTAMIA            2.5   800 AM 12/28
   WARREN                 1.8   800 AM 12/28

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   DALTON                 3.0   900 AM 12/28
   DOYLESTOWN             2.5   700 AM 12/28
   WOOSTER 7N             1.8   700 AM 12/28
   KIDRON 1N              1.5   900 AM 12/28

...WYANDOT COUNTY...
   UPPER SANDUSKY         0.5   800 AM 12/28

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Snowfall Reports: 12/27/09 Through 10 P.M.

2009-12-27T21:40:00.000-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 27, 2009 through 10 p.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 AM - 10 PM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   CONNEAUT I-90          1.0   926 PM 12/27
   ASHTABULA 1SW          0.8   757 PM 12/27

...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
   BUCYRUS                2.0   911 PM 12/27
   NEW WASHINGTON 5S      0.7   744 PM 12/27

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   CLEVELAND              2.0   914 PM 12/27
   EUCLID                 1.8   907 PM 12/27
   EUCLID                 1.5   742 PM 12/27
   CLE AIRPORT            0.9   841 PM 12/27

...ERIE COUNTY...
   HURON                  2.0   841 PM 12/27
   SANDUSKY               1.5   744 PM 12/27

...HANCOCK COUNTY...
   FINDLAY                1.2   742 PM 12/27

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                  T   754 PM 12/27

...HURON COUNTY...
   NORWALK                1.8   750 PM 12/27
   NEW LONDON 3NW         1.5   753 PM 12/27

...LAKE COUNTY...
   CONCORD TWP.           2.0   910 PM 12/27
   KIRTLAND 4SW           1.8   909 PM 12/27
   MENTOR                 1.6   914 PM 12/27
   CONCORD TWP.           0.5   753 PM 12/27
   MADISON                0.5   743 PM 12/27

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   SHEFFIELD LAKE         2.3   843 PM 12/27
   CARLISLE TWP           1.8   837 PM 12/27
   OBERLIN                1.8   843 PM 12/27
   WELLINGTON             1.8   836 PM 12/27
   N RIDGEVILLE           1.0   755 PM 12/27

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT         1.0   842 PM 12/27
   TOLEDO                 0.8   755 PM 12/27

...MARION COUNTY...
   MARION                 1.5   844 PM 12/27
   MARION                 1.5   911 PM 12/27

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   HINCKLEY               1.6   849 PM 12/27
   BRUNSWICK              1.4   752 PM 12/27
   MEDINA                 0.3   740 PM 12/27

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   HIRAM                  0.5   908 PM 12/27

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFLD ARPT           1.4   842 PM 12/27

...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
   CLYDE                  1.0   751 PM 12/27
   FREMONT                1.0   741 PM 12/27

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   SAGAMORE HILLS         2.0   908 PM 12/27

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   KIDRON 1N              1.2   909 PM 12/27

...WYANDOT COUNTY...
   UPPER SANDUSKY         1.8   745 PM 12/27

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Peak Wind Gusts: 12/25/09

2009-12-26T00:37:00.000-05:00

The following are peak wind reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 25, 2009:

LOCATION            PEAK WIND    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                         GUST       OF
                        (MPH)   MEASUREMENT

OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   JEFFERSON               40  1244 PM 12/25 ASOS

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   CLEVELAND/BURKE         49  1257 PM 12/25 ASOS
   CLEVELAND/HOPKINS       47  1241 PM 12/25 ASOS

...HANCOCK COUNTY...
   FINDLAY                 43  1226 PM 12/25 ASOS

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   LORAIN/ELYRIA           44   134 PM 12/25 ASOS

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO/EXPRESS          36   715 AM 12/25 ASOS

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFIELD               41  1135 AM 12/25 ASOS

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   AKRON/CANTON REGIONAL   41  1008 AM 12/25 ASOS
   AKRON/FULTON            31  1051 AM 12/25 ASOS

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   YOUNGSTOWN/WARREN REG   45   417 PM 12/25 ASOS

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   WOOSTER                 39  1104 AM 12/25 ASOS

...WOOD COUNTY...
   TOLEDO                  36   803 AM 12/25 ASOS

Plenty Of Wind and Rain, But No Snow For Christmas Day 2009

2009-12-26T00:35:00.000-05:00

CLEVELAND -- The weather was frightful on Christmas, but that was because of high winds and heavy rains on Friday in northeast Ohio.

Hopes for our annual 50/50 chance of a white Christmas were dashed when rain moved into the area early Christmas morning.

In the eastern counties of northeast Ohio, the rain started as freezing rain and made roads slippery in spots especially in Portage, Geauga, Lake, Ashtabula and Trumbull Counties.

However by midday, the precipitation was all rain along with gusty winds that prompted a Wind Advisory for much of the area that expired at 8 p.m. Christmas evening.

Cleveland Hopkins Airport recorded .31 inches of rain on Friday.

According to WKYC Meteorologist Betsy Kling, wind gusts peaked at 49 m.p.h. in downtown Cleveland and were above 40 m.p.h. in many areas.

Cleveland's official high temperature reached 46 degrees at 10 p.m. as temperatures rose through the afternoon and evening with warmer air sucked in to the area ahead of a cold front.

Our Christmas morning low was 37 degrees.

Here are Christmas day highs and lows for the past five years:

2008: High of 29, Low 21

2007: High of 38, Low 25

2006: High of 42, Low 32

2005: High of 44, Low 33

2004: High of 18, Low -6

Temperatures will fall early Saturday as a powerful winter storm continues moving eastward and drags cold air into northeast Ohio changing any rain over to snow overnight.

Snow showers will be possible through much of the weekend and into the first part of the week. However, no major accumulations of snowfall are expected at this time.

Snowfall Reports: 12/19/09 Through 10 P.M.

2009-12-19T22:08:00.000-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 19, 2009 through 10 p.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 AM - 10 PM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   PIERPONT 2SE           1.8   911 PM 12/19
   ASHTABULA 1SW          1.4   822 PM 12/19
   ASHTABULA              1.2   609 PM 12/19
   CONNEAUT I-90          0.8   823 PM 12/19

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   EUCLID                 1.5   607 PM 12/19
   BROADVIEW HTS          1.0   824 PM 12/19
   NORTH ROYALTON         0.8   730 PM 12/19
   CLE AIRPORT            0.4   828 PM 12/19

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   THOMPSON 5SW           1.8   749 PM 12/19
   MONTVILLE              1.7   727 PM 12/19
   CHARDON                1.5   725 PM 12/19
   CHARDON                1.0   728 PM 12/19
   RUSSELL TWP            1.0   606 PM 12/19

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                1.0   751 PM 12/19

...LAKE COUNTY...
   PERRY TOWNSHIP         2.0   850 PM 12/19
   MENTOR                 1.5   728 PM 12/19
   WICKLIFFE              1.5   753 PM 12/19
   KIRTLAND 4SW           1.0   850 PM 12/19
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    1.0   747 PM 12/19
   MADISON                0.9   750 PM 12/19

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   N RIDGEVILLE           0.7   752 PM 12/19

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT         0.1   830 PM 12/19

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   BOARDMAN SE            1.0   851 PM 12/19

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   HINCKLEY               0.8   908 PM 12/19
   MEDINA                   T   601 PM 12/19

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   HIRAM                  0.8   603 PM 12/19
   RAVENNA 1E             0.6   606 PM 12/19

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFLD ARPT           0.3   829 PM 12/19

...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
   FREMONT                0.2   745 PM 12/19

...STARK COUNTY...
   ALLIANCE               1.5   724 PM 12/19
   MASSILLON/PERRY TWP.   1.3   602 PM 12/19

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   TALLMADGE              0.7   844 PM 12/19
   GREEN                  0.6   604 PM 12/19
   CAK AIRPORT            0.5   824 PM 12/19

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   NEWTON FALLS           1.5   752 PM 12/19
   YNG AIRPORT            1.2   831 PM 12/19

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   WOOSTER 7N             0.5   731 PM 12/19

TOTAL SNOW ON THE GROUND

LOCATION                 SNOW    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                    ON GROUND       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   PIERPONT 2SE           3.5   911 PM 12/19
   ASHTABULA 1SW          2.0   822 PM 12/19
   CONNEAUT I-90          2.0   823 PM 12/19
   ASHTABULA              1.7   609 PM 12/19

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   BROADVIEW HTS          1.5   824 PM 12/19
   EUCLID                 1.5   607 PM 12/19
   CLEVELAND              1.0   723 PM 12/19
   NORTH ROYALTON         1.0   730 PM 12/19
   CLE AIRPORT              T   828 PM 12/19

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   MONTVILLE              5.0   727 PM 12/19
   THOMPSON 5SW           5.0   749 PM 12/19
   CHARDON                2.0   725 PM 12/19
   CHARDON                1.7   728 PM 12/19
   RUSSELL TWP            1.0   606 PM 12/19

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                1.3   751 PM 12/19

...LAKE COUNTY...
   CONCORD TWP.           2.0   750 PM 12/19
   MADISON                2.0   750 PM 12/19
   MENTOR                 2.0   728 PM 12/19
   PERRY TOWNSHIP         2.0   850 PM 12/19
   WICKLIFFE              2.0   753 PM 12/19
   KIRTLAND 4SW           1.6   850 PM 12/19
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    1.5   747 PM 12/19

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   N RIDGEVILLE             T   752 PM 12/19

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT         1.0   830 PM 12/19

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   BOARDMAN SE            1.5   851 PM 12/19

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   HINCKLEY               1.0   908 PM 12/19
   MEDINA                 0.5   601 PM 12/19

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   HIRAM                  0.8   603 PM 12/19
   RAVENNA 1E             0.8   606 PM 12/19

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   MANSFLD ARPT           1.3   829 PM 12/19

...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
   FREMONT                1.0   745 PM 12/19

...STARK COUNTY...
   ALLIANCE               2.0   724 PM 12/19
   MASSILLON/PERRY TWP.   1.3   602 PM 12/19

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   CAK AIRPORT            1.0   824 PM 12/19
   GREEN                  1.0   604 PM 12/19
   TALLMADGE              1.0   844 PM 12/19

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   NEWTON FALLS           3.0   752 PM 12/19
   YNG AIRPORT            1.0   831 PM 12/19

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   KIDRON 1N              1.0   854 PM 12/19
   WOOSTER 7N             1.0   731 PM 12/19

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Snowfall Reports: 12/19/09 Through 10 A.M.

2009-12-19T12:03:00.002-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 19, 2009 through 10 a.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 PM - 10 AM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   ASHTABULA 1SW          0.7   910 AM 12/19
   CONNEAUT I-90          0.7  1055 AM 12/19

...CRAWFORD COUNTY...
   NEW WASHINGTON 5S      1.3   735 AM 12/19
   BUCYRUS                1.0   734 AM 12/19

...CUYAHOGA COUNTY...
   CLE AIRPORT              T   653 AM 12/19

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   MONTVILLE              1.2   729 AM 12/19
   THOMPSON 5SW           1.1   733 AM 12/19
   CHARDON                0.7   952 AM 12/19
   CHARDON                0.5   910 AM 12/19
   RUSSELL TWP            0.5   734 AM 12/19

...HANCOCK COUNTY...
   FINDLAY                1.0  1056 AM 12/19

...HOLMES COUNTY...
   FRYBURG                0.3   741 AM 12/19

...HURON COUNTY...
   NEW LONDON 3NW         0.8   739 AM 12/19
   NORWALK                0.5   911 AM 12/19

...KNOX COUNTY...
   MT. VERNON 3N          1.0   741 AM 12/19

...LAKE COUNTY...
   MADISON  5 S           1.0   844 AM 12/19
   SOUTH MADISON          1.0   916 AM 12/19
   CONCORD TWP.           0.8   913 AM 12/19
   CONCORD TWP.           0.6   916 AM 12/19
   MADISON                0.6   914 AM 12/19
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    0.5   731 AM 12/19
   MENTOR                 0.5   731 AM 12/19
   WICKLIFFE              0.5   909 AM 12/19

...LORAIN COUNTY...
   OBERLIN                0.6   733 AM 12/19
   CARLISLE TWP           0.5   952 AM 12/19
   LAGRANGE                 T   735 AM 12/19

...LUCAS COUNTY...
   TOLEDO AIRPORT         0.5   654 AM 12/19

...MAHONING COUNTY...
   BOARDMAN SE            1.0   913 AM 12/19

...MARION COUNTY...
   MARION                 0.8   742 AM 12/19

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   BRUNSWICK              0.1  1057 AM 12/19
   CHIPPEWA LK              T   734 AM 12/19
   MEDINA                   T   727 AM 12/19

...PORTAGE COUNTY...
   RAVENNA 1E             0.3   938 AM 12/19

...RICHLAND COUNTY...
   LUCAS                  1.3   937 AM 12/19
   MANSFLD ARPT           1.0   654 AM 12/19

...SANDUSKY COUNTY...
   FREMONT                0.6   730 AM 12/19

...SUMMIT COUNTY...
   TALLMADGE              0.6   911 AM 12/19
   BATH                   0.5   733 AM 12/19
   CAK AIRPORT            0.4   653 AM 12/19
   BATH TWP                 T   727 AM 12/19

...TRUMBULL COUNTY...
   WARREN                 1.5   743 AM 12/19
   NEWTON FALLS           1.3   743 AM 12/19
   MESOPOTAMIA            1.0   742 AM 12/19
   YNG AIRPORT            0.8   654 AM 12/19

...WAYNE COUNTY...
   KIDRON 1N              1.1   912 AM 12/19
   DALTON                 0.8   938 AM 12/19
   WOOSTER                0.6   914 AM 12/19
   DOYLESTOWN             0.5   740 AM 12/19

...WYANDOT COUNTY...
   UPPER SANDUSKY         1.8   728 AM 12/19

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Weather Focus 3: Northeast Ohio Has An Equal Chance Of A White Christmas Each Year

2009-12-16T23:46:00.001-05:00

CLEVELAND -- What are the chances northeast Ohio will have a white Christmas this year?

The answer is pretty good if you look at the historical averages from the National Climatic Data Center who put together a study several years ago to give meteorologists and snow wishers a guide for their annual predictions.

Around Ohio, the cities of Cleveland, Youngstown and Toledo have the greatest chances of over 50% to see a snow depth of at least one inch on Christmas Day.

Those chances lessen dramatically as you head further south in the state.

The city of Cleveland also ranked best in the state for having at least a five inch snow depth, but that was just 17% of a chance.

In an exclusive WKYC Weather Web Poll, we asked our on-line surfers "Is the Cleveland area in store for a white Christmas this year?" Nearly 78% thought yes, while 22% felt the ground would be green. This puts great pressure on Old Man Winter and Mother Nature to keep die hard winter fans from being disappointed.

If you wish to be assured on a white Christmas, you just might want to make those reservations to one of the following cities with a guaranteed 100% chance of a least one inch of snowfall on the ground: Marquette, Michigan; Sault St. Marie, Michigan; Hibbing, Michigan; International Falls, Minnesota; and Stampede Pass, Washington.

The only U.S. city with a 100% chance of at least five inches on the ground was Stampede Pass, which also fared well with a 96% chance of a snow depth of least ten inches - the highest of any location in the nation.

Click this link to save and print a copy of the national white Christmas probabilities and specific chances for all major Ohio cities.

Viewer Photos: Kingsville Snowstorm in Ashtabula County

2009-12-11T22:24:00.000-05:00

WKYC Weather Warriors snapped some pictures of Friday's big snows in Kingsville and around the city of Ashtabula.

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Snowfall Reports: 12/11/09 Through 10 P.M.

2009-12-11T21:53:00.000-05:00

The following are snowfall reports from the National Weather Service Office in Cleveland for December 11, 2009 through 10 p.m.:

12 HOUR SNOWFALL (10 AM - 10 PM)

LOCATION              12 HOUR    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                     SNOWFALL       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   ASHTABULA              4.2   904 PM 12/11
   ASHTABULA 1SW          4.0   906 PM 12/11
   PIERPONT 2SE           3.0   909 PM 12/11

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   HAMBDEN TWP.           1.8   905 PM 12/11
   MONTVILLE              1.5   906 PM 12/11

...LAKE COUNTY...
   MADISON                1.0   910 PM 12/11
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    0.5   909 PM 12/11

TOTAL SNOW ON THE GROUND

LOCATION                 SNOW    TIME/DATE    COMMENTS
                    ON GROUND       OF
                     (INCHES)   MEASUREMENT
OHIO

...ASHTABULA COUNTY...
   ASHTABULA              9.6   904 PM 12/11
   ASHTABULA 1SW          8.0   906 PM 12/11
   PIERPONT 2SE           4.0   909 PM 12/11

...GEAUGA COUNTY...
   HAMBDEN TWP.           2.0   905 PM 12/11
   MONTVILLE              2.0   906 PM 12/11

...LAKE COUNTY...
   MADISON                3.0   910 PM 12/11
   MADISON-ON-THE-LAKE    2.5   909 PM 12/11
   CONCORD TWP.           0.2   911 PM 12/11

...MEDINA COUNTY...
   BRUNSWICK                T   910 PM 12/11

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