CLEVELAND — After a historic five days of lake effect snow... you'd like to think it was over. It's not. Snow is shutting down today but it's a process. I'm still tracking snow but west-southwest winds should limit additional accumulations. We'll see a few flurries floating around from the snow coming off of Lake Michigan but the only areas impacted by a couple inches will be in the primary snow belt.
Snow or not... we're all cold. Again, a slow rebound this afternoon to near freezing for most areas. Winds, though, will make it feel more like the lower 20s and even upper Teens at times. So bundle up as you venture out this afternoon and evening.
We'll be warmer tomorrow thanks to a strong southwest wind. Gusts to 40mph and temps in the middle and upper 30s all ahead of our next clipper. It'll start as light rain showers on Wednesday afternoon but quickly change to snow as temps drop. Plan on a widespread 1" to 3" by Thursday morning with additional snow where squalls persist. Yes, more lake effect snow on the heels of this clipper.
By the weekend we're talking about the rebound!
DAILY FORECAST:
Tuesday: Lots of clouds. Lake Effect gradually ending. Breezy & Cold. | High: 33º
Wednesday: Windy & a bit warmer with a mix to snow likely late afternoon.| High: 37º
Thursday: Quick clipper with light snow for more communities. Cold. Windy! | High: 32º
Friday: Lake effect snow east of CLE. | High: 31º
Saturday: Light snow is possible. | High: 34º
Sunday: More sunshine! | High: 44º
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