CLEVELAND — Clear skies, light winds, and a fresh snowpack creates a recipe for a COLD night around northern Ohio. Expect temps to drop back into the low 20s with teens likely in some of the traditionally cold spots.
After all that snow we experienced yesterday, we're getting a break from the wintry conditions as high pressure settles in and quiet weather takes over for a few days.
We don't have any big melts on the way so we'll likely keep a good deal of our snowpack as high temps reach into the upper 30s and low 40s the next few days. We'll be watching a weekend system that could develop into a decent east coast storm depending on how it comes together. If it does, we could see some lake snow develop on the back side of the entire thing Saturday and Sunday. If it doesn't develop (which models are hinting at as of now) we'll likely just see some scattered rain/snow showers Friday and a few snow showers Saturday, otherwise our weekend looks quiet.
Stay tuned!
TONIGHT: Clear and cold. Upper 10s and low 20s.
THURSDAY: Sun with intervals of clouds later in the day. In and around 40.
FRIDAY: Scattered rain/snow showers, otherwise mostly cloudy. Low 40s.
SATURDAY: Variable clouds with scattered flurries. Colder. Upper 30s.
SUNDAY: Mostly cloudy skies. Upper 30s.
MONDAY: Scattered lake snows, otherwise considerable cloudiness. Mid to upper 30s.
TUESDAY: Some sun, but then clouds fill back in. Upper 30s.
WEDNESDAY: A mix of rain and snow likely. Low 40s.
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