CLEVELAND — A cold Valentine's Day is the perfect Valentine's Day to cuddle with your loved ones! Highs will be in the middle-20s. We're super sunny to start but clouds will sneak back in this afternoon. After this morning's snow ends, we're dry the rest of the day. However, ANOTHER winter storm has NE OH in the crosshairs this weekend and it will likely have significant impacts.
Winter weather advisories have been issued for the majority of NEO for Saturday. Another alert will likely be needed on Sunday as well. More details can be found at this link.
Saturday starts with a quick inch or two of light to moderate snow. That snow will change over to rain by the afternoon. Rain could be heavy at times on Saturday night. We will need to monitor for any ice-jam flooding issues.
That rain lingers all night and into Sunday, which will start with cold rain early but change back to snow by mid-morning. Additional snow accumulations are likely Sunday into Sunday night.
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.
Stay safe and warm!
DAILY FORECAST:
Valentine's Day: Some cold sunshine, and snow moves in overnight. | High: 26º
Saturday: AM snow (Tr-2") changing to PM rain. Ice jam flooding is possible.| High: 40º
Sunday: Rain changes to snow early. 2-5 inches of snow is possible during the day. Colder. | High: 27º
Monday: AM lake effect snow east. Very cold. | High: 20º
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