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Extreme Cold Forecast: 19 First Alert Days for Monday and Tuesday

The weather forecast indicates significant changes in temperature and conditions for Cleveland, Ohio, particularly on Martin Luther King Jr. Day (MLK Day) and Tuesday. The arrival of a cold front will introduce colder air and precipitation starting this week.
Extreme Cold Forecast: 19 First Alert Days for Monday and Tuesday
The upcoming days will see the first major arctic blast this winter. A series of alerts have been issued regarding extreme cold and snow. Expect higher chances of disruptions on MLK Day and Tuesday.
Current Weather Conditions
- Temperature Today: Mild, reaching around 30 degrees in many areas.
- Wind: Blustery south winds at 10-20 mph.
- Snowfall Today: Expect light snow, with amounts of 1 inch or less.
Forecast for the Coming Days
- Tonight: Additional snowfall expected, particularly south of Cleveland, ranging from 1 to 4 inches.
- Temperature Overnight: Will range between 30 and 35 degrees.
- Sunday: A cold day, with highs only around 20 degrees.
- Wind Chill: Anticipated to drop to 10 to 20 degrees below zero Monday night and into Tuesday.
Impact on Schools and Transportation
The severe cold conditions are likely to close many school districts on Tuesday. Additionally, lake-effect snow may pose further challenges.
Residents in the Cleveland area should prepare for extreme cold weather. Stay informed through local news and weather channels.




