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FORECAST: When will we see our next round of snow?

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CLEVELAND — Cloudy skies will continue overnight tonight. A weak area of low pressure sneaking along the Ohio River may provide an isolated snow flurry to a few spots, mainly in our southern counties. Overnight lows will drop into the upper 20s by sunrise.

Weak high pressure slides in behind the exiting low for Monday. That should mean we see some sunshine for your Monday. Highs will climb back into the lower 40s. I would recommend you grab a coat when you leave the house Monday morning.

Another weak weather disturbance moves across Ohio Tuesday 7 Wednesday. Look for an isolated mix of rain and wet snow on Tuesday with highs in the lower 40s. Isolated rain showers are possible Wednesday with highs in the middle and upper 40s.

A stronger storm system will arrive on Thursday bringing steadier rain showers to the area during the day. High temperatures should reach back up into the upper 40s to near 50. Colder air drops in from the northwest Thursday night and Friday changing any rain over to scattered snow. Accumulations in the 1-3 inch range look possible by Saturday morning.

What To Expect:

  • Clouds tonight
  • Finally...some sun on Monday!
  • Isolated Mix Tuesday
  • Best chance for rain is Thursday
  • Best chance for snow is Friday

Daily Breakdown:

Sunday Night: Isolated flurries, especially south. | Low: 28º

Monday: Partly Cloudy. Chilly.| High: 41º

Tuesday: More clouds, stray shower, bit milder. | High: 43º

Wednesday: Isolated sprinkles. Near normal temps. | High: 47º

Thursday: Rain likely. | High: 47º

Friday: Scattered snow showers. Blustery| High: 36º

Saturday: Light snow/flurries. Cold. | High: 35º

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