Spring Storm Brings Snow to Ohio, Pennsylvania
As predicted, the storm that started last week in Texas moved up the Ohio Valley on Saturday, bringing blowing snow over a foot deep in many places in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Pennsylvania. The map below shows the depth of the snow as of 3 AM on Sunday, March 9th.
Here are some total snowfall amounts for the storm:
Aurora, Indiana: 12 inches
Florence, Kentucky: 15.5 inches
Louisville, Kentucky: 14.4 inches
Williamstown, Kentucky: 16 inches
Cincinnati, Ohio: 10 inches
Columbus, Ohio: 20.4 inches
Dayton, Ohio: 13.1 inches
Broadview Heights, Ohio (near Cleveland): 21 inches
Franklin, Pennsylvania (near Erie): 14 inches
The satellite image above shows the effects of the snowfall.
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March 15th, 2008 at 12:35 pm
I’m a frequent visitor to your site, it’s one of the best (or the best) blog for metro Atlanta conditions and weather perspective. I have a couple questions: where can I find the historic average rainfall per month for this area? Also, can you put this year’s rainfall and weather into some kind of perspective for us? Are we close to normal rainfall (considering this weekend’s rain)?
Thanks for the work you are doing. You are truly a resource for those of us interested in Atlanta’s climate.
March 15th, 2008 at 3:50 pm
Matt, take a look at the most recent post for the answers to some of your questions. And, by the way, my “About” page has some good info on normal and historical rainfall. (One of these years I’ll have to separate the about info from the rainfall info).