CLEVELAND — More clouds stick around during the overnight hours, with temperatures drop into the mid to upper 20s for overnight lows across NE Ohio.
A new system takes aim at our area early next week. Monday looks to start off dry, with increased precip chances throughout the end of the day through Tuesday morning. The worst of the storm stays south of Cleveland, but accumulating snow is still possible in our viewing area. This is most likely in our southern communities (Akron to Wooster and points south). Exact snowfall totals are still a bit in question, but early estimates of 1 to 3 inches of snow will be possible across our southern communities
Valentine's Day looks mainly dry and seasonable, with temperatures in the mid to upper 30s. Our next shot at precip will be on Thursday and again on Friday into Saturday, with a wintry mix on Friday changing to a shot at a few snow showers on Saturday.
What To Expect:
- Mostly cloudy skies stick around
- Colder, more seasonable next week
- Watching the next system carefully
Daily Breakdown
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. Quiet. | Low: 28º
Monday: Mostly Cloudy. Scattered late snow, mainly in southern counties. | High: 40º
Tuesday: Few snow showers. Mostly cloudy. | High: 38º
St. Valentine's Day: Mostly cloudy. Stray flake. Chilly. | High: 37º
Thursday: Wintry mix. Touch warmer. | High: 41º
Friday: Wintry mix returns late. Colder. | High: 36º
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