Erie, Pa., officially picked up 16.3 inches of snow at the airport Monday alone, making it the snowiest January calendar day on record, and the snowiest day in any month for Erie since Nov. 29, 1979! Snowfall records there began in 1893.”
Lake-Effect Snow Hammering Great Lakes Region | Weather News | Weather Underground
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So that’s where all that Arctic ice went!
Frigid air plus unfrozen lake makes for big snows in dreary Erie.