CLEVELAND — Lake effect snow will gradually come to an end from west to east throughout the overnight. Final flakes look to end early on Sunday for our most eastern communities. We will get a few hours with limited activity, before another stronger Winter Storm approaches the Ohio Valley Sunday night & Monday!
We are keeping a close eye on this system. Parts of our viewing area (especially the southern half of our viewing area; route 30 corridor and points south) could be impacted with more snow. The highest impacts are expected in southern Ohio around the Ohio River. We will have to wait and see where the storm center goes before we can predict where and how much snow will fall here on Monday. Stay tuned!
The pattern of cold, breezy and at times snow looks to continue. Prep now for a couple weeks of cold, snow and wind.
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday: Few early flakes. Cold & mostly cloudy. Snow showers late. | High: 25º
Monday: More snow expected. Greatest impacts in southern Ohio. Cold temps. | High: 29º
Tuesday: Lake effect snow returns. | High: 26º
Wednesday: Lake effect snow. Frigid. | High: 24º
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. Slim shot of flakes. Frigid. | High: 24º
Friday: Snow returns late. | High: 28º
Saturday: Scattered snow showers. | High: 26º
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