CLEVELAND — Grab your warmest coat! Relentless arctic air has settled across Northern Ohio. We will see below normal temperatures through this weekend and beyond.
Skies will start out clear tonight with clouds increasing from the southwest ahead of our next weather system. Lows tonight will vary from single digits and low teens in our southern counties to middle teens closer to the lakeshore.
Friday starts off dry with cloudy skies and cold temperatures. More widespread snow comes with another Southeastern US winter storm. We'll be on the northern fringe of the system again. Look for steady light to moderate snow Friday evening through early Saturday morning. Right now, we don't expect much more than 1 to 3 inches of accumulation for this event here. Still slick spots will be possible through Friday night and Saturday.
Lake effect snow will also be possible for the snowbelt on Saturday with some additional accumulation possible.
The cold is going no where! Plan for below average temperatures and even sub-freezing temperatures for days or even weeks to come.
DAILY FORECAST:
Thursday Night: Clouds thicken. Still frigid. | Low: 14º
Friday: Snow returns late afternoon. (1-4" of snow Friday Night.) | High: 26º
Saturday: Snow showers. Mainly morning. A few lake effect snow bands by late afternoon. | High: 27º
Sunday: Early flakes. Drying out. Still cold. | High: 29º
Monday: Few snow showers. | High: 30º
Tuesday: Lake effect snow showers. Accums likely. Colder again. | High: 24º
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