Akron, OH – With November 2026 approaching, last year’s weather records reveal an unusual early-season winter milestone across the Akron-Canton area. Despite finishing the month with less snowfall than normal, the region’s official observation station recorded a new daily snowfall record and tied a separate snow-depth record on the same November morning.
According to the National Weather Service’s November 2025 climate summary for Akron-Canton, November 10 produced 0.6 inches of snowfall, breaking the previous daily record of 0.4 inches established in 1995. The same date also tied the daily snow-depth record of zero inches, originally established in 1957.
Two Daily Records on November 10 The November 10 snowfall record is particularly interesting because the accumulation was relatively small…