Warmest winter on record? Our rank so far in Youngstown, Ohio

(WKBN) – This winter has been warm throughout eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. We are currently working our way through the top ten list of warmest winters on record in Youngstown, Ohio.

This article was put together on February 10, 2023, and from this date, there are only 18 days left in Meteorological Winter.

Meteorological Winter starts December 1 and continues through the end of February. In most years it is 90 days. Leap years will change the day count at times.

How warm has the winter been in Youngstown, Ohio?

Winter, to this point, has delivered a total of 54 days with above-normal average temperatures. 75% of the days to this point of winter have been above normal.

As you would expect, this has made our average temperature for the winter to be well above the normal to this point of the year. As of the morning of February 10, 2023, the average temperature for the winter was 33.7°F.

The warmest average temperature to this point of the winter was 39.3°F in the winter of 1931-1932.

To compare, the coldest average temperature to this point of the winter was 16°F in the winter of 1976-1977.

We are climbing our way through the top 10 warmest winters on record with our current average of 33.7°F to this point.

We currently rank number nine in the top 10 list for warmest winters on record.

See the chart below to find out what other years were in the top 10 list for warmest winters on record through February 10.

Top Ten Rank	Year	Average Temp
1	1931-1932	39.3°F
2	1932-1933	35.7°F
3	2019-2020	34.6°F
4	2015-2016	34.5°F
5	2001-2002	34.2°F
6	1982-1983	34.2°F
7	1936-1937	34.2°F
8	1949-1950	33.9°F
9	2022-2023	33.7°F
10	2011-2012	33.6°F