Winter weather conditions are firmly establishing themselves in Northeast Ohio, with frigid temperatures persisting this evening. Tonight, temperatures are expected to remain in the teens, while wind chills will stay just above zero.
Forecast Overview
The start of Friday morning will be dry. However, a weather system is set to bring snow into the area from late morning, continuing until early evening, around sunset. Accumulation is anticipated to be modest, typically around one inch, with some locations possibly receiving up to two inches.
Friday’s Weather Details
- High Temperature: Approximately 32 degrees Fahrenheit by late afternoon
- Wind Conditions: Gusty winds expected throughout the day
Following a brief respite on Friday evening, the region will face another round of snow. This system is expected to bring an additional two inches or less of accumulation from late Friday night into Saturday.
Upcoming Weekend Expectations
By Sunday, dry conditions are finally anticipated. However, temperatures will plummet back into the teens during the afternoon.
Holiday Forecast
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, more lake-effect snow is possible, accompanied by gusty winds. Weather conditions on Tuesday morning will warrant attention due to the potential for severely cold wind chills. As low temperatures drop into the single digits, wind chills may reach 10 degrees below zero or colder.
Extended Forecast
Arctic air will linger, impacting temperatures from Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday. The next chance for snow is projected for Wednesday, highlighting ongoing winter weather challenges in the region.
