Days of snowfall across Northeast Ohio, mainly in the snow belt areas of Ashtabula and Lake counties, has resulted in snowed in houses, travel advisories and states of emergency for several communities.

Several spots in Ashtabula and Lake counties received more than 2 feet of snow, while Cuyahoga was largely spared

Ashtabula County, Ohio, has been buried by snow over the past few days. The latest numbers from the National Weather Service tell us how deep it gets.

A lake-effect snowstorm that’s showing no mercy continues to pound the northern portions of Ashtabula County, with more than 5 feet of snow recorded in Saybrook Township.

More than 3 feet of snow has already been reported to the NWS across parts of Ashtabula County. Totals in the warned counties range from 5 inches to 39 inches. Lake-effect in a nutshell! Meanwhile, the rest of NEO has seen minimal or no snow since Thanksgiving.

Erie County has experienced a snow event unlike many others since Nov. 28. The National Weather Service office in Cleveland, Ohio, which reports the forecast for Erie has released the recent snowfall totals.

CLEVELAND, Ohio - Lake effect snow bands will again determine what areas of Northeast Ohio will see the most significant snowfalls on Tuesday. The National Weather Service’s forecast calls for greatest snowfall totals by tomorrow evening to fall east of Cleveland.