Showing posts with label Lake Effect Snow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lake Effect Snow. Show all posts

Thursday, October 24, 2013

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Winter in Chardon, Ohio

Linda shoveling the snow after a "lake effect" in Chardon, Ohio.
In a typical year we might get 120 inches of snow in the Lake Erie Snowbelt. That means a lot of shoveling and snow-blowing. We probably get double the snowfall that Cleveland gets.

Friday, February 6, 2009

Cold and Snowy Winter in Greater Cleveland!



What a winter this has been in Hambden Township, Chardon, and Greater Cleveland! For a while Lake Erie froze over, and we have been dumped on by about 100 inches of snow in total. Temperatures have hit -13 in Cleveland and -17 in Hambden Township (at Guy Wilson's Weather Underground weather station on Chardon-Windsor Road). Tomorrow we will hit the 40's so snow will begin to melt. Still, I bet almost 2 feet of snow will remain after tomorrow's snow melt.
The people around here are tough! And the weather is one of the reasons.

Friday, November 21, 2008

Lake Effect Snow in Chardon

A foot of lake-effect snow fell last night on Chardon, Ohio--and it didn't close the schools! Euclid, 25 miles to the west, got a dusting of snow, and even Mentor, near Lake Erie, only got a couple inches. The photo above shows the snow on my deck table.