CLEVELAND — The National Weather Service has released its 24-hour snowfall total following Monday night’s winter storm that dumped more than a foot of snow in some places.
The totals were released late Tuesday night after a collaborative measuring effort from “highway departments, cooperative observers, Skywarn spotters and media,” the NWS said in its report.
Ashland County
- Hayesville—6.3 inches
Ashtabula County
- South Madison—20.7 inches
- Orwell—19.6 inches
- Cherry Valley—18.2 inches
- Trumbull—16.5 inches
- Pierport— 15.5 inches
- Monroe Center—10.2 inches
- Kelloggsville—10.0 inches
- Geneva—6.0 inches
- Edgewood— 3.6 inches
- Ashtabula—2.8 inches
Cuyahoga County
- Lyndhurst—22.0 inches
- Chagrin Falls—19.9 inches
- Shaker Heights— 18.0 inches
- Solon— 17.6 inches
- Seven Hills— 16.9 inches
- Parma— 15.4 inches
- South Euclid— 15.1 inches
- Cleveland Heights—14.9 inches
- North Royalton—14.6 inches
- Westlake—14.3 inches
- Strongsville—13.5 inches
- Old Brooklyn— 10.5 inches
- Euclid—3.1 inches
Erie County
- Huron— 7.0 inches
Geauga County
- South Thompson— 24.0 inches
- Chardon—22 inches
- Burton—18.0 inches
- Montville—18.0 inches
- South Russell— 15.7 inches
- South Madison—13.0 inches
Lake County
- NW Concord— 24.6 inches
- WNW Concord—16.5 inches
- SE Concord— 16.4 inches
- Waite Hill— 14.3 inches
- Painesville—12.0 inches
- Kirtland Hills—11.7 inches
- E Mentor— 9.5 inches
- SSE Mentor—7.9 inches
Lorain County
- Elyria— 14.0 inches
- SE Elyria—12.5 inches
- NE North Ridgeville—12.3 inches
Portage County
- Streetsboro—8.3 inches
- Mogadore—4.3 inches
Richland County
- Mifflin—6.8 inches
- Mansfield—6.3 inches
Stark County
- Canal Fulton—5.5 inches
- Waynesburg—4.8 inches
- Canton—4.0 inches
- South Alliance—inches
Summit County
- Sagamore Hills_14.2 inches
- Boston Heights—11.5 inches
- Bath—10.8 inches
- Cuyahoga Falls—8.0 inches
- Fairlawn—6.7 inches
- Barberton—3.0 inches
Find more information on snow totals, including the time of measurement here.
