CLEVELAND — It's April 21 and snow has arrived in Northeast Ohio—covering blossomed trees, grassy surfaces and everyone’s favorite—roads.
Power of 5 meteorologist Trent Magill gave an update on the remaining snow expected today. `
Cleanup begins in areas where trees and power lines fell overnight.
Road conditions
Major roads and highways are clear with side streets likely still slick from snow.
10:22 AM
Crews were spotted cleaning up a fallen tree on Martin Luther King Boulevard.
8:45 AM
Martin Luther King Boulevard is closed between St. Clair Avenue and East Boulevard.
8:30 AM
Interstate 480 westbound between SR 82 and the Cuyahoga County line is closed due to a crash, according to ODOT.
An earlier look at road conditions in the media player below:
6:44 AM
Crashes reported on Route 2 WB at 615 and another 2 car crash near 306. #GMCle
— Jon Rudder (@JonRudder) April 21, 2021
Power outages
Wet snow weighed down branches and caused several trees to fall overnight. Thousands of residents are waking up without power on Wednesday. Find the latest outages here.
RTA: Tree on the tracks halts Blue and Green lines
Due to a down tree on the tracks and a power outage, 67R buses replace the Blue and Green Lines rail service from Tower City to the ends of both Lines.
— Greater Cleveland RTA (@GCRTA) April 21, 2021
Snowy scenes
And a snowy April day wouldn't be complete without shooting the ballpark...see if you can spot where I make a terrible decision and get soaked... pic.twitter.com/0Qwqy00bdp
— Mike Vielhaber (@MVielhaber) April 21, 2021
Viewer photos
Good Morning Cleveland meteorologist Trent Magill asked, and our viewers delivered. Click the post below to see.
School closings
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