First snow · Ohio
When is the first snow in Ohio?
Ohio’s first snow usually lands first in Youngstown, around November 7, and last in Dayton, around November 29.
Ohio’s first snow starts up north near the lake, while Cincinnati waits most of a month and pretends it’s fine.
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That makes Ohio number 12 of the 36 states we track, earliest first.
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Snow in the next 5 days?
- No. There’s no snow in the Youngstown forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Akron forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Cleveland forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Columbus forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Toledo forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Cincinnati forecast for the next 5 days.
- No. There’s no snow in the Dayton forecast for the next 5 days.
Live 5-day forecast and current temperature from OpenWeatherMap, refreshed about every half hour. Winter warnings from the National Weather Service.
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First snow, city by city
| City | Usually around | 8 winters in 10 | Snow a winter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Youngstown | November 7 | October 16 to November 24 | about 69 in |
| Akron | November 8 | October 27 to December 4 | about 47 in |
| Cleveland | November 10 | October 25 to November 25 | about 64 in |
| Columbus | November 21 | November 4 to December 17 | about 28 in |
| Toledo | November 23 | November 9 to December 10 | about 37 in |
| Cincinnati | November 29 | November 9 to December 21 | about 24 in |
| Dayton | November 29 | October 30 to December 15 | about 26 in |
Usually around is the middle date across 30 winters. In 8 winters out of 10, the first snow lands inside the range.
States on the same snow schedule
Source: NOAA daily snowfall records for each city’s official station, winters 1991 to 2020, via the Applied Climate Information System. First snow here means the first day with at least a tenth of an inch.