CLEVELAND — Scattered snow showers will linger into the overnight, along with breezy conditions. So visibility could be reduced at times. Temperatures will be colder, as lows drop into the mid to upper 20s. Some minor accumulations will be possible before dawn on Monday.
Lake effect snow showers will continue to be with us on Monday, especially Monday afternoon into Tuesday morning, with below-average temperatures continuing. Accumulations will be possible, with many areas seeing an inch or less; but where squalls persist, some locations could see a few inches before the end of Monday.
Spring begins at 11:06 pm on Tuesday. The first few days of Spring look chilly, with highs only in the lower 40s Tuesday and Wednesday.
Temperatures will remain below average through the end of the work week into the next weekend, along with a rain/snow mix as we round out the work week into the start of the next weekend.
What To Expect:
- Breezy & colder overnight
- Scattered snow showers tonight into Monday
- Lake effect snow Monday and Tuesday
- Chill continues
Daily Breakdown:
Sunday Night: Scattered snow showers. Breezy & colder. | Low: 28º
Monday: Cold & blustery with scattered snow likely. | High: 36º
Tuesday: Spring begins with below-average temps. Lingering flakes. Breezy. | High: 43º
Wednesday: Few flakes. Chilly. | High: 40º
Thursday: Partly cloudy. Touch colder. | High: 37º
Friday: Rain/Snow possible. | High: 41º
Saturday: Lingering flakes. Mostly cloudy. | High: 43º
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