Oddly, North of I-70 is not getting hammered. Parts of I-75 were shut down.
Final total at our house in Clermont County was about 11-12 inches. Hard to get an accurate reading because it was blowing hard during that final punch.
Either way, largest blast I can remember except possibly a major storm when I first moved here permanently in the mid-90s that dropped about a foot.
And following the proceeding cold front that has us stuck largely in the 20s the next 10-plus days, the snow won’t be going anywhere for weeks.
Single Day Records
- Feb. 4, 1998,11.8 inches.
- Jan. 7, 1996, 11.6 inches.
- Dec. 8, 1917, 11 inches.
- Mar. 22, 1968, 9.8 inches.
- Nov. 4, 1936, 8.9 inches.
Two Day Records
- Feb. 4-5, 1998,18.3 inches.
- Jan. 6-7, 1996, 14.4 inches.
- Dec. 8-9, 1917, 11.5 inches.
- Jan. 16-17, 1978, 11.3 inches.
- Feb. 17-18, 1910, 11.0 inches.
- Mar. 7-8, 2008, 10.7 inches
- Jan. 5-6, 2025, 10.6 inches
- Mar. 22-23, 1968, 10.5 inches.
- Feb. 8-9, 2021, 9.8 inches
- Dec. 22-23 2004, 9.4 inches
Love it! Thanks!
Went from grass visible in the yard to thigh deep snow in about 3 days . But in Montana, that’s expected and doesn’t make national news. 
Looking better outside. Roads much better compared to three hours ago.
Apparently NE Ohio not as fortunate.
My dog went outside this morning and said, “Motherfu!ker.”
2”-3” of white death in Dayton. But over an inch of rain last night beneath it. I had the driveways and sidewalks all cleared in less than an hour
Drove up to Michigan to deal with some plumbing issues in the house. I’ve had to shovel 4 times in the past week and a half - had 6-8 inches over night. I’m ready to head back to Butler County tomorrow!
Sorry to hear, hope your 2025 gets better