CLEVELAND — Here comes our next snowmaker. Plan on a quick-moving storm sliding just south of the Great Lakes, bringing snow to Ohio today. Snow rolls in mid-afternoon and increases in coverage and intensity around sunset. Accumulating snow will be possible for a few hours before the snow clears out overnight.
While it's here, though, plan on slick roads. As much as 2 to 3 inches will be possible, with higher amounts south of Akron. A winter weather advisory was issued for Coshocton, Tuscarawas, and Carroll Counties from 6 pm Friday until 3 am Saturday. This is where 2 to 4 inches is most likely, and roads will be slick. Be safe traveling this morning.
Snow begins to break apart overnight, but lingering lake-effect snow showers will be possible on Saturday. Accumulation looks to be less than 1 inch. Snow looks to fade by Saturday evening. It will be frigid all day, with highs staying below freezing.
Temps begin to recover on Sunday and climb even higher next week.
What To Expect:
- Temps holding near freezing
- Scattered snow this afternoon
- Staying cold Saturday, chills in the teens
Daily Breakdown
Friday: Much colder with scattered light snow.| High: 32º
Saturday: Isolated lake effect, cold. | High: 29º
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Near norm | High: 39º
Presidents' Day: More sunshine. | High: 41º
Tuesday: Even warmer. | High: 50º
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