CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Thanksgiving holiday brought with it inches of snowfall across Northeast Ohio, including more than 10 inches in some areas.
Inland areas across Northeast Ohio are expected to see most of the snowfall throughout Friday, which will fall at a rate of about a half-inch per hour or less, with some areas seeing up to 1 inch of snowfall per hour, according to the National Weather Service Cleveland. Snowfall is expected to continue but decrease in both coverage and intensity throughout the afternoon and evening.
Below are snowfall totals across Northeast Ohio beginning Thursday afternoon through Friday morning, per NWS. Stay tuned to cleveland.com throughout the day as additional snowfall figures are expected to be reported by NWS.
The current snowfall totals are sorted below by county.
Cuyahoga County
Chagrin Falls, 11.5 inches
Solon, 9.7 inches
Pepper Pike, 7.8 inches
Woodmere, 7.1 inches
University Heights, 6.5 inches
Rocky River, 6.4 inches
Lakewood, 5.2 inches
Kamm’s Corner in Cleveland, 4.3 inches
Brooklyn, 4 inches
Parma Heights, 3.9 inches
Highland Heights, 2.8 inches
North Olmsted, 1.3 inches
Lyndhurst, 1 inch
Lorain County
Lorain, 4 inches
Elyria, 0.2 inches
Medina County
Brunswick, 1.1 inches
Lake County
Concord Township, 3.1 inches
Mentor-on-the-Lake, 1.1 inches
Geauga County
South Russell, 13 inches
Auburn Township, 10.7 inches
Burton, 9 inches,
Huntsburg, 9 inches
Ashtabula County
Orwell Township, 6.7 inches
Monroe Township, 5.2 inches
Harpersfield Township, 3.7 inches
Portage County
Aurora, 9.5 inches
Windham, 2.2 inches
Summit County
Hiram, 9.5 inches
Reminderville, 6 inches
Bath Township, 2.9 inches
Cuyahoga Falls, 2.2 inches
Tallmadge, 1.7 inches
Trumbull County
Cortland, 3.9 inches
Newton Falls, 2.4 inches
