Midway Through Winter, Cincinnati Snowfall Totals Already Larger Than 4 Of The Past 5 Seasons: See The Numbers Here

Midway through winter, Cincinnati snowfall totals already larger than 4 of the past 5 seasons: See the numbers here

Fresh off another winter storm on Friday, Cincinnati residents are waking up to a new reality outside that they haven’t experienced in quite awhile — abundant snow.That is because the snowfall totals as of Saturday have already surpassed the totals seen in four of the past five winter seasons locally within the region.You will have to go all the way back to 2020 and 2021 to remember a time when winter was this bad. That year, snowfall totals reached 32 inches in the Cincinnati area during the winter season.That year was also one of the worst winters seen in all of the 21st century so far, ranking as the winter with the fifth most snowfall seen across the past 25 seasons.As of Jan. 11, Cincinnati has seen 19.1 inches in the 2024-2025 season so far. And, if the second half of winter ends up being equally bad as the first half, it is not impossible that this year’s totals could also make it on that list.January and February historically receive about equal amounts of snowfall in the Cincinnati area, with an average of 6.9 inches seen in January across the past 25 seasons and 6.8 inches in February.Total snowfall totals average 21.5 inches in Cincinnati across the past 25 winter seasons. Significant but lesser snowfall numbers are usually seen in December and March, and sometimes even November and April.Check out the numbers below from the National Weather Service.Recent snowfall totals:2024-25 season (as of 1/11/25): 19.1 inches2023-24 season: 7.8 inches2022-23 season: 14.4 inches2021-22 season: 13.3 inches2020-21 season: 32 inches2019-20 season: 11.2 inches21st-century record snowfalls:2013-14 season: 47.5 inches2009-10 season: 38.4 inches2010-11 season: 35.2 inches2002-03 season: 33.4 inches2020-21 season: 32 inchesAll previous 21st-century winter snowfall totals:2023-24 season: 7.8 inches2022-23 season: 14.4 inches2021-22 season: 13.3 inches2020-21 season: 32 inches2019-20 season: 11.2 inches2018-19 season: 21.6 inches2017-18 season: 23.8 inches2016-17 season: 10 inches2015-16 season: 19.2 inches2014-15 season: 29.9 inches2013-14 season: 47.5 inches2012-13 season: 25.2 inches2011-12 season: 5.6 inches2010-11 season: 35.2 inches2009-10 season: 38.4 inches2008-09 season: 23 inches2007-08 season: 26.2 inches2006-07 season: 17.1 inches2005-06 season: 17.5 inches2004-05 season: 24.3 inches2003-04 season: 23.5 inches2002-03 season: 33.4 inches2001-02 season: 9.1 inches2000-01 season: 17.3 inches1999-2000 season: 10.8 inches

CINCINNATI —

Fresh off another winter storm on Friday, Cincinnati residents are waking up to a new reality outside that they haven’t experienced in quite awhile — abundant snow.

That is because the snowfall totals as of Saturday have already surpassed the totals seen in four of the past five winter seasons locally within the region.

You will have to go all the way back to 2020 and 2021 to remember a time when winter was this bad. That year, snowfall totals reached 32 inches in the Cincinnati area during the winter season.

That year was also one of the worst winters seen in all of the 21st century so far, ranking as the winter with the fifth most snowfall seen across the past 25 seasons.

As of Jan. 11, Cincinnati has seen 19.1 inches in the 2024-2025 season so far. And, if the second half of winter ends up being equally bad as the first half, it is not impossible that this year’s totals could also make it on that list.

January and February historically receive about equal amounts of snowfall in the Cincinnati area, with an average of 6.9 inches seen in January across the past 25 seasons and 6.8 inches in February.

Total snowfall totals average 21.5 inches in Cincinnati across the past 25 winter seasons. Significant but lesser snowfall numbers are usually seen in December and March, and sometimes even November and April.

Check out the numbers below from the National Weather Service.

Recent snowfall totals:

2024-25 season (as of 1/11/25): 19.1 inches
2023-24 season: 7.8 inches
2022-23 season: 14.4 inches
2021-22 season: 13.3 inches
2020-21 season: 32 inches
2019-20 season: 11.2 inches

21st-century record snowfalls:

2013-14 season: 47.5 inches
2009-10 season: 38.4 inches
2010-11 season: 35.2 inches
2002-03 season: 33.4 inches
2020-21 season: 32 inches

All previous 21st-century winter snowfall totals:

2023-24 season: 7.8 inches
2022-23 season: 14.4 inches
2021-22 season: 13.3 inches
2020-21 season: 32 inches
2019-20 season: 11.2 inches
2018-19 season: 21.6 inches
2017-18 season: 23.8 inches
2016-17 season: 10 inches
2015-16 season: 19.2 inches
2014-15 season: 29.9 inches
2013-14 season: 47.5 inches
2012-13 season: 25.2 inches
2011-12 season: 5.6 inches
2010-11 season: 35.2 inches
2009-10 season: 38.4 inches
2008-09 season: 23 inches
2007-08 season: 26.2 inches
2006-07 season: 17.1 inches
2005-06 season: 17.5 inches
2004-05 season: 24.3 inches
2003-04 season: 23.5 inches
2002-03 season: 33.4 inches
2001-02 season: 9.1 inches
2000-01 season: 17.3 inches
1999-2000 season: 10.8 inches

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