The last time a foot of snow fell at the Akron-Canton Airport - aside from 1987 - came on Dec. This record is firmly set in history and the memory of those who endured it when 19.7 inches fell in a 24-hour period on April 4, 1987.

This storm will not set a record for Akron where about a foot of snow fell at the official monitoring station at the Akron Canton Airport. Local history: Great Blizzard board game an icy blast from the past Portions of Tuscarawas County had around 9 inches. Parts of Richland County had about 5 inches of snow, with about 4 inches piling up in Mansfield. With more than a foot in Alliance, Canton reported about 13 inches. The weather service said 13 inches also fell in Streetsboro. Some 13 inches of snow fell in Bath Township, Barberton and Richfield. Summit County hit hard: Storm dumps up to a foot of snow in Summit County travel is treacherous The weather service said some of the preliminary totals from the storm are mighty impressive. The National Weather Service said the finicky storm that took its time deciding where to dump the heaviest snow tracked a bit farther west than expected, bringing along some heavy snowfall that crippled roads and left thousands hunkered down at home.Īt one point Monday morning, the Cleveland office of the National Weather Service turned to social media to 'implore' residents to stay home and off the roads. Scenes from roadways: Winter storm traffic camera images across the region Winter storm: Area closings, delays, road conditions, weather forecast - and a little fun Winter arrived in northern Ohio - and it made up for lost time.Īfter a slow start to the season, snow-wise, a major winter storm dubbed Izzy dumped more than a foot of snow Sunday night into Monday in parts of Ohio, including Akron.

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