Most of Alaska averages more snowfall annually than most of Ohio.
Sept 5
Around 28 inches.
BAD, very bad indeed!
April 21
Late october to mid november
Yes. The earliest measurable (>0.25 cm) snowfall at Chardon, Ohio, which holds virtually all of the snowfall records for the entire state, was 1.3 cm on 20 September 1956.Source: Ohio Journal of Science, 89 (4): p. 103 (1989).There is a book which claims that traces of snowfall were recorded at Toledo, Ohio, in August in 1949 and againin 1950, but that does not seem to be supported by any historical records that I can find.
It is predicted that the Ohio Valley region, which includes parts of Kentucky, will have brutally cold temperatures and a lot of snowfall. Most of the snowfall is predicted to be heavy with the possibility of a blizzard.
Everything is bad
it is very bad.
Average snowfall is about 30" annually.
Snowfall Trilogy was created in 2004.