CLEVELAND — The WINTER STORM WARNING for Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula Counties continues until 7 am Monday.
The WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY is in effect for Summit, Stark, Wayne, Holmes, Portage, Medina and Trumbull counties through 7 AM Monday. Other counties already in the advisory include Lorain, Ashland, and Richland, counties in effect 1 AM Monday. More details can be found at this link.
Snow will linger through the overnight hours, but not as widespread as it was during the day. Additional accumulations of a few inches are possible tonight into Monday, especially in the snowbelt. It will remain blustery, as wind gusts of 30 to 40 mph will be possible. This will drop visibility and wind chills through the evening and overnight. Single-digit to subzero chills will be common for many areas tonight.
Temperatures will struggle to rise above freezing for most of the next seven days, and below-average temperatures (just like in January) will be the name of the game for much of the rest of February. Snow chances will begin to return to our southern communities on Wednesday and more scattered snow will be possible to wrap up the work week.
Stay safe and warm!
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday: AM lake effect snow east. Very cold. | High: 19º
Tuesday: VERY cold, but drier.| High: 15º
Wednesday: Arctic chill. System in southern Ohio. Snow is possible south of US 30. | High: 17º
Thursday: Scattered snow showers. Still frigid. | High: 21º
Friday: Few flakes. Mostly cloudy. Not as cold. | High: 26º
Saturday: More clouds and cold. | High: 27º
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