Winter Storm in Ohio, February 13 to 14, 2007

Snowfall began during the overnight hours into the 13th across the area. The snow continued through the day on the 13th, and ended during the late morning hours of the 14th. By midday on the 13th, 4.0 inches of snow fell in Findlay. By early afternoon, spotters reported that portions of interstate 75 in the area was closed due to numerous accidents. The snow continued through the remainder of the afternoon, and observations from Findlay Aiport indicate several hours of heavy snow throughout the afternoon hours. Winds during the afternoon and evening hours were sustained around 25 mph with frequent gusts between 30 and 40 mph. The peak wind for the day at Findlay Airport was 48 mph. The stronger winds continued during the overnight hours into the 14th, and diminished during the late morning once the snow ended across the area. By the end of the storm, snowfall totals ranged between 8 and 12 inches across the area. A newspaper article reported that the strong winds took down a 280 foot tall radio transmission tower in Findlay. No injuries were reported from the tower falling.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th. By the evening, reports indicate that around 6.0 inches of snow fell across the area. The snow continued during the overnight hours, and by the morning of the 14th, a total of 8.0 to 12.0 inches fell across the area. Strong winds caused considerable blowing and drifting of snow throughout the area.

Snow began during the overnight hours into the 13th, and continued through the day. By the midday hours, 3.0 inches was reported. The snow increased in intensity through the afternoon and evening hours. By the late evening, another 3.0 inches of snow fell allowing for snowfall totals to this point range around 6.0 inches. The snow continued overnight, and by the morning of the 14th, 9.0 was reported in Marion, and 14.0 inches in Prospect. Winds frequently gusted above 30 mph on the 13th and through the morning of the 14th. A peak wind gust of 38 mph was measured at Marion Airport around midnight of the 14th. The strong winds also caused considerable blowing and drifting of snow throughout the area.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and by midday snow spotter already reported between 2 and 4 inches in Bucyrus and Galion. By the evening of the 13th, a report of 13.0 inches was received for a twelve hour snowfall total in Galion. Another twelve hour snow total of 9.0 inches was measured in Bucyrus. Winds through the day were also gusty across the area. By the morning of the 14th, Galion had reported a storm total snowfall of 17.5 inches for this event. Numerous accidents were reported with this event.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through much of the day. Snow reports indicate that between 5.0 and 6.0 inches of snow fell by the evening of the 13th. Some reports also showed that some sleet and freezing rain mixed in with the snow at times during the late afternoon. The snow continued through the overnight hours into the 14th, and by late morning much of the area saw between 12.0 and 14.0 inches of snow. Winds were also gusty to 40 mph at times during the event.

Snow began during the overnight hours into the 13th, and continued through the day. The snow ended during the late morning of the 14th. Spotter reports indicate that 6 inches of snow fell as of 5 pm on the 13th since the snow started. Various other reports from highway departments and spotters showed that throughout the evening 6 to 8 inches of snow fell throughout the county. By the morning of the 14th, reports of 8 to 10 inches of snow were reported across the area, with 9.0 inches reported in Perrysburg. Winds gusts averaged around 35 mph across the area, and a newspaper article described the winds to be strong enough to force snowplows across the county to stop their operations at 8 pm on the 13th. Despite a road being plowed, the strong winds would quickly cover a road over with several inches of snow in a matter of minutes.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day, and ended during the late morning hours of the 14th. By midday on the 13th, the highway department reported 3.0 inches of snow, and by late afternoon snowfall reports were around 6.0 inches in Tiffin. By late evening, reports included 8.0 inches from the highway department in the county. By the morning of the 14th, snowfall amounts ranged around 10 inches across the county. Winds also caused blowing and drifting of snow throughout the area.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. The snow continued overnight and ended during the morning of the 14th. Throughout the day on the 13th, wind gusts of 30 to 35 mph were common, and the peak wind gust for the day was 38 mph. Winds continued to be gusty into the 14th with wind gusts around the 30 mph range. As the low pressure moved away and the snow ended, winds subsided through the late afternoon and evening hours of the 14th. Snowfall amounts ranged between 3 and 6 inches by the evening of the 13th across the area. However, snowfall was most intense during the late evening and overnight hours into the 14th. By the morning of the 14th, Toledo picked up 7.5 inches just since the night before, after already receiving 6.5 inches during the day on the 13th. Some other snowfall totals from Lucas County include 9.5 inches in Maumee, 8.3 inches at Toledo Express Airport, and 8.6 inches in Sylvania Township. |Several power outages were reported in Toledo for approximately three hours during the event, and flights from Toledo Express Airport were cancelled on the 13th and 14th.

Snow began across the area during the early morning hours of the 13th. The snow continued through the day. By evening of the 13th, 3 to 6 inches of snow fell, and by the morning of the 14th, snowfall amounts ranged between 8 and 12 inches across the area. Spotters reported snow drifts on roads in the northern part of the county up to 2 feet high due to the strong winds.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. Snow finally tapered off during the late morning hours of the 14th. By the evening hours of the 13th, snowfall reports indicate that 6.5 inches of snow fell in Clyde and Fremont, and 5.0 inches in Oak Harbor. Winds were also a factor across the area with considerable blowing and drifting snow across roadways. By the end of the event, Clyde picked up 10.5 inches, Fremont measured 9.8 inches, and 8.5 inches was reported in Oak Harbor.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. Spotter reports indicate that by midday of the 13th, 5.0 inches of snow fell in Mt. Gilead. The snow continued through the afternoon and overnight hours into the 14th. By the time the storm ended during the afternoon on the 14th, between 10 and 14 inches of snow fell across the area. Winds were also gusty to 40 mph at times throughout the storm.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th. The snow was light across the area through the morning, but increased in intensity during the afternoon and evening hours. Just during the daytime hours of the 13th, snowfall reports ranged from 8.0 inches in Collins and 4.0 inches in Norwalk. The highway department reported 8.0 inches in the county that evening. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight into the 14th. On the morning of the 14th, a spotter 3 NW of New London reported 12.0 inches of snow, and another in Norwalk reported 13.0 inches during the 24 hour period since the morning of the 13th. The snow finally tapered off during the afternoon hours.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, between 7.0 and 8.0 inches of snow fell throughout the area. The snow continued during the overnight hours, and into the 14th. Along with gusty winds, storm totals throughout the area by late afternoon on the 14th ranged between 8.0 and 12.0 inches.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. The snow steadily fell across the area with several inches accumulating by mid afternoon. The snow continued into the overnight hours into the 14th. By the morning, spotters from Fryburg reported 9.0 inches. Along with gusty winds during the overnight and into the morning of the 14th, much of the area received between 8.0 and 10.0 inches from this event.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. Spotter and highway department reports indicate that by evening between 6.0 and 9.0 inches of snow fell. On the evening of |the 13th, 8.7 inches fell just north of Wooster, and 6.4 inches fell in Doylestown. Winds were gusty throughout the event, with a peak wind at Wooster Airport of 23 mph that evening, and then a peak gust of 38 mph measured during the morning of the 14th. By the time the snow ended, Doylestown reported 12.3 inches, north of Wooster reported 11.8, and 10.5 inches was measured in Dalton.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, around 7.0 inches was reported across the area. The snow and gusty winds continued during the overnight hours into the 14th. By the end of the event, at least 10.0 inches of snow fell across the area.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, between 6.0 and 8.0 inches in Camden Township and Sheffield Lake, respectively. The snow continued through the overnight hours. By late morning on the 14th, snowfall reports include 13.0 inches in Lagrange, 12.0 inches in Sheffield Lake, 10.0 in Oberlin, and 9.5 inches in North Ridgeville. Winds were strong during this event with a peak wind gust of 41 mph reported at the Lorain-Elyria Airport during the evening of the 13th, and 39 mph later through the overnight hours into the 14th.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, 7.5 inches of snow fell in Brunswick, and 6.2 inches was reported in Hinckley. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight. By morning, the snow accumulated for a total of 10.4 inches in Hinckley, and 10.0 inches in Chippewa Lake. Additional snow fell through the day on the 14th, and by the end of the event, at least 12 inches of snow fell throughout the area.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. The snow intensified in the area during the late afternoon and evening hours. Snowfall amounts varied across the area during the daytime hours with some areas picking up over 9.0 inches of snow. The snow continued overnight, and by the morning of the 14th, much of the area received over 12.0 inches of snow. Throughout the event, Pepper Pike received a total of 21.2 inches of snow, 15.1 inches fell at Cleveland Hopkins Airport, and 13.0 inches of snow fell in Lyndhurst. Winds were also gusty during this event with a peak wind gust of 45 mph during the early morning hours of the 14th at Cleveland Hopkins Airport and Burke Lakefront Airport.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By evening, between 5.0 and 7.0 inches of snow fell across the area. The snow continued during the overnight hours into the 14th, and lasted much of the day before ending during the evening hours. By the end of the storm, snowfall totals averaged around 10.0 inches across the area. A newspaper article reported that in Jackson Township an indoor sports arena had its bubble-like roof collapse due to the snow early Wednesday morning. No injuries occurred from the collapsing roof, but structural damage was extensive and closed the area.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, Hiram Rapids picked up 9.4 inches, and Mantua reported 7.0 inches. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight into the 14th, and didn't taper off until the evening hours. Snowfall totals ranged between 12 and 16 inches.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the early evening hours of the 13th, around 5.0 inches of snow fell in the area. The snow continued through the overnight into the 14th, and didn't taper off until the late afternoon hours. By the evening of the 14th, snowfall amounts ranged between 6.0 and 10.0 inches, with 8.0 inches of snow measured in Boardman. Winds were also gusty with a peak wind of 30 mph measured at the Youngstown Airport during the overnight hours into the 14th.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, snowfall amounts ranged between 3.0 and 6.0 inches. Around 6.0 inches was reported in Warren, Youngstown Airport, and Champion, while only 3.0 inches was reported in Mesopotamia. The snow continued overnight and through much of the day on the 14th. Snowfall totals across the area ranged between 9.0 and 12.0 inches with Newton Falls picking up 12.0 inches, and Mesopotamia reporting 9.0 inches. Winds were also gusty with a peak wind of 30 mph measured at Youngstown Airport during the overnight hours into the 14th.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening of the 13th, 8.5 inches of snow fell in Chardon Township, and 8.0 inches in Claridon Township. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight, and through much of the day on the 14th. By the end of the storm, Russel Township picked up 16.0 inches, Burton received 10.5 inches, Thompson measured 16.5 inches, and 13.5 inches fell in Chardon.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight and through much of the day on the 14th. By the end of the event, 17.5 inches was measured in Mentor, and 9.4 inches just south of Madison.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening, the snow accumulated to 6.7 inches at Mansfield Lahm Airport. Other spotters and highway departments across the area reported between 6 and 8 inches of snow by the evening of the 13th. Some reports also mentioned that sleet and freezing rain mixed in with the snow during the late afternoon. The snow continued overnight and into the day on the 14th. Over the two day event, 14.9 inches of snow was reported at Mansfield Lahm Airport. Winds were gusty during the event with a peak wind at the airport of 35 mph during the overnight hours into the 14th.

Snow began during the early morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By the evening, 2 miles northeast of Tallmadge reported 9.0 inches, Richfield picked up 8.5 inches, and Twinsburg had 6.0 inches. The snow continued overnight and through much of the day on the 14th. By the end of the event, snowfall totals include 17.0 inches in Richfield, and 11.5 inches in Twinsburg. Winds were also gusty during the event with a peak wind of 35 mph measured at the Akron-Canton Airport during the evening hours of the 13th.

Snow began during the late morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By evening, between 3.0 and 5.0 inches of snow fell across the area. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight and through much of the day on the 14th. By the end of the event, 12.0 inches fell in Hartsgrove, 13.0 inches in Pierpont, and 13.5 inches in Dorsett.

Snow began during the late morning hours of the 13th, and continued through the day. By evening, between 3.0 and 6.0 inches of snow fell across the area. The snow and gusty winds continued overnight and through much of the day on the 14th. By the end of the event, 11.5 inches fell in Ashtabula, around 20.0 inches in Saybrook, and 12.0 inches in Roaming Shores.