Lots up on the ski hills but only one small dump at our place earlier this winter. High is 11C/51F today.
We don't have to shovel what is coming down :raindrop: :umbrella-guy: today.
North center of Ohio had about 1/4 of what we would NORMALLY get but in last 3 years that has been about typical one maybe good snowfall per year has been it. We are not down much in moisture though as we had a lot of rain on these warmer than normal days.
I would have to look at official records myself but seat of pants says I only shoveled maybe 6" total with 3 or 4 non shoveling amounts for maybe 10~12" total for the year. Been as high as 140 something inches in the past years if I'm not mistaken. the Snow Belt has had a few bangers though.
here is Cleveland snow fall totals last 4 years This Year’s Seasonal Snow vs Last 3 Winters/End of February | FOX8.com
We are about a foot short of normal, here. Had two major melts where we normally only get one in January. I always say, don't sell March short. I've seen some dandy storms in March.
I've had nine plow-able/ payable snowfalls but only two feet on the ground right now. That's about a third less then average. A lot of rain events and down in the valley 1000 feet below me there are a lot of bare south facing slopes. But not parking the plow just yet as March can send greetings anytime.