CLEVELAND — Grab your warmest coat! Relentless arctic air has settled across Northern Ohio. We will see below-normal temperatures through this weekend and beyond.
Scattered snow showers will gradually come to an end on Saturday with slick spots expected on the roads. Take it easy!
Some lake effect snow will also be possible for the snow belt east of Cleveland on Saturday but additional accumulation looks minor.
Otherwise, Saturday will be mostly cloudy with highs near 30 degrees.
Sunday stays dry for most of the day and cold with highs near 30 degrees. A weak Alberta Clipper system will spread light snow into the area Sunday evening and early on Monday. I expect accumulations of an inch or less on Monday. Highs will be in the lower 30s.
DAILY FORECAST:
Saturday: Snow showers. A few lake effect snow bands by late afternoon. | High: 30º
Sunday: Drier early. Still cold. Snow late. | High: 30º
Monday: Few snow showers, especially early.| High: 32º
Tuesday: Lake effect snow showers. Accums likely east. Colder again. | High: 17º
Wednesday: Lake effect snow showers. More accumulation in the snowbelt. Very cold. | High: 20º
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