How much snow does Akron, Ohio get per year?

Akron averages around 50 inches of snow per year, and during intense lake-effect events the eastern suburbs can receive well over 100 inches.

What is Akron, Ohio's record low temperature?

Akron's record low has reached minus 25°F, with cold outbreaks pushing wind chills below minus 30°F in the worst winters.

Yes, Akron sits in the Lake Erie snow belt, and northwest winds in November and December can pile two feet of snow overnight.

Extreme heat is rare in Akron compared to cities farther inland, as the same Lake Erie that drives punishing winters moderates summer temperatures.

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