What are some examples of severe weather events that only hit part of a city or metro area? (tornado, snow)

[Nichle]

Avoid events that are generally pretty localised, like tornados.

I'm especially interested if there have been any blizzards that affected only part of a city. For instance, it was 1C and heavy rain at one end of the city, and -1C and heavy snow at the other. (Although I'm not especially interested in something like an uninhabited mountain that is technically within city limits getting a lot of snow).

[Saritra]

November 9-14, 1996. Chardon, Ohio (eastern Cleveland metro): Over 70 inches (177cm) of snow. Akron-Canton Regional Airport (a little bit south of Cleveland): 2 inches (5cm) of snow.

Also notable is May 2, 2013, when Cottage Grove, Minnesota had 8 inches (20cm) of snow on the ground and downtown St. Paul just 11 miles (18km) to the northwest had absolutely nothing.

[Palider]

Lake effect snow?

https://youtu.be/KA9XNRHxKbg?t=9s

[Ethereal]

My city tends to experience this. Heavy rain and hail at one part of the metro, and pretty much no rain at the other part.