CLEVELAND, Ohio - It is not surprising that some areas within the snow belt received the most snowfall after the recent winter storm.
According to the National Weather Service, in the very center of the snow belt, the city of Chardon in Geauga County received 10.7 inches of snow. Also in Geauga County, in the town of Russell, 9.6 inches fell, and in Burton - 8 inches.
In Ashtabula County, in the city of Pierpont, 10.5 inches were recorded. In Cuyahoga County, North Royalton leads with 7.6 inches, and Solon has 7 inches.
In some parts of Summit County, a large amount of snow was also recorded. In Stow, 9.3 inches fell; in Sagamore Hills - 9.2 inches; and in Hudson - 9 inches.
In Streetsboro, in Portage County, 9.5 inches were observed, and in Hinkley, in Medina County - 7.5 inches.
Despite the large amount of snow, most of it is expected to melt by Christmas morning. Temperatures over the next few days are forecasted to be around 40 degrees in warmth, reaching 50 degrees on Christmas Eve, with rain expected on Friday. The maximum temperature on Christmas Day will be about 53 degrees with a 40% chance of rain.
Cuyahoga County
North Royalton, 7.6 inches
Solon, 7 inches
Broadview Heights, 6.2 inches
Strongsville, 6 inches
Seven Hills - 5.2 inches
Chagrin Falls - 4.2 inches
Garfield Heights, 4.2 inches
Parma, 4 inches
Pepper Pike, 3.7 inches
Brooklyn, 3.5 inches
Westlake, 3.4 inches
Lyndhurst, 3.1 inches
Woodmere, 2.7 inches
Highlands, 2.5 inches
Cleveland Hopkins Airport - 2.1 inches
Lakewood, 2 inches
Cleveland Heights, 1.9 inches
Mayfield, 1.5 inches
Roky River, 1.3 inches
Euklide, 1.3 inches
Ashtabula County
Pierpont, 10.5 inches
Centre Monroe, 7.3 inches
Jefferson, 6.2 inches
Orrville, 4.8 inches
Conno, 2.5 inches
Harperfields, 2.3 inches
Geneva, 1 inch
Goga County
Chardon, 10.7 inches
Barton, 9.2 inches
Auburn, 8 inches
Russell, 8 inches
Montville Township, 7.2 inches
Thompson City, 6.6 inches
Lake County
Concord, 4.7 inches
Wheit Hill - 3.5 inches
Maidon - 3.3 inches
Kirtland Hills - 2 inches
Mentor, 1.6 inches
Willoughby, 1.3 inches
Mentor-on-the-Lake, 1 inch
Lorain County
Oberlin, 4.2 inches
Elyria, 3.2 inches
North Ridgeville - 3 inches
Penfield, 2.8 inches
Avoin, 2 inches
Vermilion, 1.6 inches
Wellington - 1.6 inches
Amherst, 1.5 inches
Lorain, 1 inch
Medina County
Hinckley, 7.5 inches
Brunswick, 7 inches
Medina, 6.6 inches
Sheron Center, 6.5 inches
Wadsworth, 3 inches
Lodi - 2.8 inches
Sewickley, 2.4 inches
Litchfield - 2 inches
Gomerhill, 2 inches
Portage County
Stow, 9.5 inches
Hiram, 8 inches
Mantua, 7.5 inches
Broadfield, 5.8 inches
Rutland, 5 inches
Kent, 4.6 inches
Ravenna, 4.6 inches
Aurora, 4.2 inches
Mogadore, 3.6 inches
Summit County
Stow - 9.3 inches
Sagamore Hills, 9.2 inches
Hudson, 9 inches
Bat, 8.1 inches
Boston Heights, 7.2 inches
Stow, 7 inches
Manro Waterfall, 7 inches
Reminderville, 7 inches
Cuahoga Waterfall, 6.9 inches
Mattania, 6.8 inches
Talmadge, 5.1 inches
Barborton, 4 inches
Akron-Canton Airport, 1.9 inches
Trumbull County
Bristolvile - 5.9 inches
Colton, 4.6 inches
Newton Falls - 3 inches
Southampton - 3 inches
Youngstown Regional Airport, 2.4 inches
