CLEVELAND — Lake effect snow will begin to wind down during the evening, and clouds will begin to thin during the overnight hours. Temperatures will be much colder, with lows in the mid Teens across most of NE Ohio. As winds pick up this evening and into Sunday, wind chills in the single digits are expected tonight and into Sunday morning.
Temps begin to recover on Sunday afternoon, but it will be blustery, making it feel colder. Sunday looks mainly dry, but isolated lake effect snow showers will be possible by the mid to late afternoon into the evening.
More sunshine and warmer temperatures will move in as high pressure moves in for the beginning of the work week.
Temps climb into the 50s early in the week as well, but will only last for a couple of days.
What To Expect:
- Snow tapers off this evening
- Frigid temps on Saturday night
- Winds increase tonight
- Wind chills in the single digits tonight/early Sunday
- Temps begin to climb
Daily Breakdown
Saturday Night: Lingering lake effect early. Breezy & colder. | Low: 17º
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Isolated PM/Evening lake effect snow showers. Breezy. | High: 37º
President's Day: More sunshine. | High: 42º
Tuesday: Even warmer. | High: 50º
Wednesday: More clouds. Late showers possible. | High: 50º
Thursday: Rain showers. Cooler. | High: 47º
Friday: Scattered snow/mix. Colder. | High: 38º
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