As Thanksgiving snowstorms go, 2025 won’t make the list of the worst in northwestern Pennsylvania.

A multiday lake-effect snow warning issued by the National Weather Service in Cleveland threatened as much as 20 inches of snowfall on Thanksgiving Day alone for some inland areas of Erie County and Crawford County.

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Conditions never got quite that bad. The weather service reported 2.2 inches of new snow was measured on Thanksgiving Day at Erie International Airport. But more than a foot of snow did fall in some areas. Here’s a look at which locations got the most snow Nov. 27 and Nov. 28 combined, according to the weather service’s Community Collaborative Rain, Hail, and Snow network volunteers, Skywarn spotters and co-op observers:

Thanksgiving snowfall totals in Erie County

North/northwest Corry 13.9 inches

South/southwest Elgin 13.5 inches

Northwest Edinboro 9 inches

South Wesleyville 6.5 inches

West/northwest North East 6 inches

East/southeast North East 5.6 inches

Southeast Harborcreek 5 inches

South/southwest Erie 4.3 inches

Southwest Wesleyville 4.3 inches

West Colt Station 4.1 inches

Northwest Harborcreek 3.5 inches

West/northwest Cherry Hill 2.7 inches

East/southeast Erie 1.8 inches

North/northwest Girard one inch

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Thanksgiving snowfall totals in Crawford County

Southeast Meadville 14.4 inches

Northwest Venango 12 inches

North Meadville 9.1 inches

West/northwest Springboro 4.5 inches

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This article originally appeared on Erie Times-News: How much snow did Erie PA get in Thanksgiving storm?