Jan. 28 2009 snow

[randy]

8 inches ovenite in Greentown in.,our first good one of the year and still snowing.

[dab102999]

ended up with about 3" of much needed snow here in Berrien County. Trails should still be good but could use more for the roadsides.

[snoden700viper]

LaGrange, Ohio (30 miles SW of Cleveland) we are well over the 12" mark and it's still snowing but coming to an end soon. All area schools are closed today. On the ground we have well over 24" and we have recieved 40"+ in the last 2 1/2 weeks. Lookin like the UP (well almost).

[weatherboy]

snoden700viper:
I live in northeast ohio and was just out around the lodi area which is somewhat close and there is no way we have 2 foot snowpack. Maybe up in the snowbelt in places around chardon but i would doubt anywhere else. I live in the 2ndary snowbelt in portage county and we maybe have 14 inches. I would say non-snowbelt regions are averaging a foot to in some cases a foot and a half.
http://www.erh.noaa.gov/cle/wx_event...hp?duration=SD
looks like your area has about 16 inches. still very impressive though

[snoden700viper]

I measured the snow pack today in mutiple locations throughout the back yard and I have an average of 19" on the level. I miss judged the snow pack a little. We get alot more lake effect snow here than you get down there. We recieved 5" here last Saturday.

[weatherboy]

snoden700viper:
check out the following site.
http://www.theweatherprediction.com/...033/index.html
portage county actually gets a decent amount more lake effect snow than lorain county. the prevailing west to northwest wind in the winter sets up a lot better for us than lorain county. you guys do still get your fair shair of it though