CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio picked up a fresh round of snow Tuesday morning as a winter storm moved across the region, bringing several inches to many communities.
The system slowed the morning commute and led to widespread school closures, leaving behind 2 to 6 inches of accumulation across the area, according to National Weather Service reports.
The highest total was recorded in Lakewood, where 6 inches had fallen as of 9 a.m. Tuesday. Chardon followed close behind with a 5.4-inch report just after 8 a.m.
Snow totals across Northeast Ohio
Here’s a look at other snow totals across Northeast Ohio following Tuesday morning’s winter storm:
Cuyahoga County
- 6 inches — Lakewood (west-northwest side)
- 3.8 inches — Shaker Heights (west-southwest side)
- 3.8 inches — Chagrin Falls (south-southwest & west)
- 3.5 inches — South Euclid (east-southeast)
- 3.5 inches — Broadview Heights (east-southeast)
- 3.5 inches — North Royalton (north-northeast & southwest)
- 3.5 inches — Sagamore Hills (southeast side)
- 3.5 inches — Hinckley (east-southeast)
- 3.5 inches — Woodmere
- 3.4 inches — University Heights (west-northwest)
- 3.4 inches — Parma (north-northwest)
- 3.3 inches — Strongsville (east-northeast & southeast)
- 3.3 inches — Pepper Pike
- 3.3 inches — Cleveland (west & west-southwest sides)
- 3.2 inches — Lakewood (northwest side)
- 3.1 inches — Rocky River (east side)
- 3 inches — Cleveland Hopkins Airport
- 3 inches — North Randall (southwest side)
- 2.9 inches — Bratenahl (north-northeast side)
- 2.7 inches — Cleveland Heights (southwest side)
- 2.5 inches — Middleburg Heights
Ashtabula County
- 4.2 inches — Pierpont (east-southeast side)
- 3.2 inches — Williamsfield (south side)
- 2.7 inches — Kingsville (northwest side)
- 2.6 inches — Saybrook Township (north-northeast side)
- 2.5 inches — Cherry Valley (north side)
- 2.1 inches — Jefferson (east-northeast side)
- 2 inches — Ashtabula (south & southeast sides)
Geauga County
- 5.4 inches — Chardon
- 4.8 inches — Hambden (northeast side)
- 4 inches — Huntsburg (north-northwest side)
- 3.8 inches — South Thompson (east-southeast)
- 3.8 inches — Auburn Corners (west-southwest)
- 3.7 inches — Montville (south side)
- 3.5 inches — Burton (west side)
- 3.5 inches — Russell Center (west side)
- 3.3 inches — Burton (west-southwest side)
- 3.2 inches — Novelty (west side)
- 3 inches — Middlefield (north side)
- 2.8 inches — Middlefield (east side)
- 2.8 inches — Welshfield (southeast side)
Lake County
- 4 inches — Concord (northwest side)
- 3.5 inches — Concord (west-northwest side)
- 3.5 inches — Waite Hill (south side)
- 3.5 inches — Willoughby (north-northeast side)
- 3 inches — Mentor (east side)
- 2.9 inches — Mentor (south-southeast side)
- 2.6 inches — Mentor-on-the-Lake
- 2.5 inches — Mentor-on-the-Lake (west-southwest side)
- 2.1 inches — Willoughby
- 2 inches — Willoughby (north side)
Lorain County
- 4.7 inches — Oberlin (northeast side)
- 4 inches — Amherst (east side)
- 4 inches — Oberlin (south side)
- 3.5 inches — North Ridgeville (southwest side)
- 3.5 inches — Vermilion (southwest side)
- 3.2 inches — North Ridgeville (northeast side)
- 3 inches — Lorain (east-southeast side)
- 3 inches — Avon (northwest side)
- 2.3 inches — Elyria & southeast Elyria
- 2.1 inches — Lorain (northeast side)
Medina County
- 3.5 inches — Hinckley (east-southeast side)
- 3.3 inches — Brunswick (east side)
- 3.3 inches — Homerville (east side)
- 3.2 inches — Brunswick (west side)
- 3 inches — Medina (south-southeast side)
- 3 inches — Medina (east-northeast side)
- 3 inches — Sharon Center (south-southeast side)
Portage County
- 5 inches — Kent (northeast side)
- 3.9 inches — Streetsboro (east-southeast side)
- 3.3 inches — Ravenna (south side)
- 3.3 inches — Windham (north-northwest side)
- 3.3 inches — Hiram / North Hiram
- 3.2 inches — Ravenna (east side)
- 3.1 inches — Streetsboro (northwest side)
- 3 inches — Mantua (north-northwest side)
- 3 inches — Brimfield (south side)
Summit County
- 4.6 inches — Tallmadge (north-northeast side)
- 4 inches — Barberton (south-southwest side)
- 3.7 inches — Tallmadge (northwest side)
- 3.5 inches — Akron-Canton Airport
- 3.5 inches — Hartville (south side)
- 3.3 inches — Macedonia (northwest side)
- 3.1 inches — Cuyahoga Falls (east-southeast side)
- 3 inches — Cuyahoga Falls (southeast side)
- 3 inches — Munroe Falls (southwest side)
- 2.6 inches — Stow (north side)
Winter storm ends, lake-effect snow still possible
The main round of snow has moved out of Northeast Ohio as the winter storm lifts toward the East Coast, bringing an end to the steadier morning accumulation.
Lake-effect snow is expected to redevelop Tuesday afternoon as colder northerly winds flow across Lake Erie, according to forecasters. Bands forming over the lake may push onshore at times, especially into lakeshore communities from Cleveland eastward.
Any additional accumulation is expected to be light and patchy, but brief bursts of snow could reduce visibility in localized areas.
High pressure will build in Tuesday night, helping conditions to stabilize before shifting southeast on Wednesday. Southwesterly winds will increase during the afternoon Wednesday ahead of an approaching cold front, but no significant new snowfall is expected.
