Lake-effect storm: Two-day snow totals vary in depth throughout Erie region

Erie Times-News
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Snowfall totals varied widely across the Erie region over the past two days.

The first lake-effect storm of the season piled up to 25 inches in Cambridge Springs and 24 in Harborcreek, according to meteorologist Brian Mitchell at the National Weather Service in Cleveland, Ohio. He reported the following totals:

Jonathan Stazer bikes east along West Lake Road in Fairview Township on Nov. 28, 2023. Stazer, 41, said he needed to be "a little more careful" while biking in the snow, but that motorists are cautious and give him space, for the most part.
Jonathan Stazer bikes east along West Lake Road in Fairview Township on Nov. 28, 2023. Stazer, 41, said he needed to be "a little more careful" while biking in the snow, but that motorists are cautious and give him space, for the most part.

Regional snow totals, Nov. 27-28

  • Erie International Airport: 3.1 inches.

  • Cambridge Springs: Highest total in the region with 25.0 inches.

  • Harborcreek: The second highest total in the region with 24.0 inches.

Other totals from around the region

  • Venango Township, 17.4 inches

  • Wesleyville, 17.7 inches

  • Edinboro, northwest side, 16.0 inches

  • Edinboro, east side, 12.0 inches

  • Cherry Hill, 12.9 inches

  • North East, 14.0 inches

  • Union City, 15.7 inches

  • Corry, 10.0 inches

  • Springboro, 11.0 inches

  • Lowville, 13.2 inches

  • Northwest Meadville, 4.2 inches

  • Crossingville, 15.5 inches

Latest on the storm: Lake-effect snow around Erie delays schools, slows interstate traffic. Get the forecast.

This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: Snow totals vary widely across Erie, Crawford counties