CLEVELAND — A cloudy and frigid evening across NE Ohio, before another storm system moves in, and brings more snow during the second half of the overnight into the start of the new work week
We will continue to keep a close eye on this system. Parts of our viewing area (especially the southern half of our viewing area; route 30 corridor and points south) will see the highest totals around 2-4''. Coshocton and Tuscarawas Counties are under a winter weather advisory from 7 pm Sunday until 7 pm Monday.
The rest of the viewing area should expect 3 inches or less. Snow will spread from the south to the north after the sun goes down. Overnight, snow is expected for much of the viewing area and while we are not expecting a ton of snow, it could still be slippery or slick for Monday's commute, especially with temperatures only around 20 to begin the day.
The highest impacts are expected even farther to the south around the Ohio River such as in Cincinnati and Louisville, Kentucky. Nearly a foot of snow will be possible for southern Ohio!
The pattern of cold, breezy and at times snow looks to continue. Prep now for a couple weeks of cold, snow and wind. It looks like we could stay below freezing until the middle of the month!
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday: More snow expected. Greatest impacts in southern Ohio. Cold temps. | High: 29º
Tuesday: Isolated flakes. | High: 26º
Wednesday: Lake effect snow. Frigid. | High: 24º
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. Slim shot of flakes. Frigid. | High: 24º
Friday: Snow returns late. | High: 28º
Saturday: Scattered snow showers. | High: 26º
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