Raise your hand if you remember Lexington's great snowfall of 2015. 🙋

ICYMI (or you were just a wee little snowflake at the time), here’s what happened: On Feb. 16, 2015, Lexingtonians woke up to the results of a snowstorm, which lasted for 12 hours, bringing in 10.2 inches of fresh powder.

While the day did bring its fair share of grief like making Nicholasville Road even worse than usual, younger Lexingtonians celebrated the snowfall when Fayette County Public Schools closed for a full week of snow days.

Here are some more snowtable fast facts about Lexington’s relationship with snow days:

❄️ Lex's top three deepest snow depths

17 inches of snow, Feb. 7, 1998
15 inches of snow, Feb. 6, 1998
14 inches of snow, Jan. 20, 1978

❄️ Lex's top three snowiest days

13.4 inches of snow, Jan. 26 1943
11.2 inches of snow, Jan. 13 1917
11 inches of snow, Feb. 4 1998

❄️ The earliest snowfall Lex experienced

1 inch of snow, Oct. 30, 1925

❄️ The latest snowfall Lex experienced

6 inches of snow, May 20, 1894is there a specific day, rather than just may? A quick search indicates it might be May 20.

While Lexington has already seen some snowfall this year, you can still hold off on Instacarting the necessary ingredients for a delicious milk + bread sandwich. This season’s weather doesn’t call for significant snowfall until January. That month,meteorologists are predicting 10 days of snow — meaning it will be a little more chill throughout the end of winter, so make a plan to keep warm.