© News 5 ClevelandImage of measuring tape in snow in Cuyahoga County from winter storm on Dec. 1, 2020.
The totals were released late Tuesday night after a collaborative measuring effort from "highway departments, cooperative observers, Skywarn spotters and media," the NWS said in its report.
Ashland County
Hayesville—6.3 inches
Ashtabula County
South Madison—20.7 inches
Orwell—19.6 inches
Cherry Valley—18.2 inches
Trumbull—16.5 inches
Pierport— 15.5 inches
Monroe Center—10.2 inches
Kelloggsville—10.0 inches
Geneva—6.0 inches
Edgewood— 3.6 inches
Ashtabula—2.8 inches
Cuyahoga County
Lyndhurst—22.0 inches
Chagrin Falls—19.9 inches
Shaker Heights— 18.0 inches
Solon— 17.6 inches
Seven Hills— 16.9 inches
Parma— 14.5 inches
South Euclid— 15.1 inches
Cleveland Heights—14.9 inches
North Royalton—14.6 inches
Westlake—14.3 inches
Strongsville—13.5 inches
Old Brooklyn— 10.5 inches
Euclid—3.1 inches
Erie County
Huron— 7.0 inches
Geauga County
South Thompson— 24.0 inches
Chardon—22 inches
Burton—18.0 inches
Montville—18.0 inches
South Russell— 15.7 inches
South Madison—13.0 inches
Lake County
NW Concord— 24.6 inches
WNW Concord—16.5 inches
SE Concord— 16.4 inches
Waite Hill— 14.3 inches
Painesville—12.0 inches
Kirtland Hills—11.7 inches
E Mentor— 9.5 inches
SSE Mentor—7.9 inches
Lorain County
Elyria— 14.0 inches
SE Elyria—12.5 inches
NE North Ridgeville—12.3 inches
Portage County
Streetsboro—8.3 inches
Mogadore—4.3 inches
Richland County
Mifflin—6.8 inches
Mansfield—6.3 inches
Stark County
Canal Fulton—5.5 inches
Waynesburg—4.8 inches
Canton—4.0 inches
South Alliance—inches
Summit County
Sagamore Hills_14.2 inches
Boston Heights—11.5 inches
Bath—10.8 inches
Cuyahoga Falls—8.0 inches
Fairlawn—6.7 inches
Barberton—3.0 inches
Find more information on snow totals, including the time of measurement here.
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