CLEVELAND — A weak Alberta Clipper system will spread light snow into the area Sunday evening and early on Monday. We expect accumulations of an inch or less by Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, a cold front will dramatically drop our temperatures throughout the day on Monday.
Highs on Monday look to happen very early and it will get colder and colder by the afternoon hours. Many locations will only be in the lower 20s by the evening rush on Monday. By Tuesday, highs may not even reach 20 degrees and it will feel even colder. Wind chills will likely be sub-zero Monday night and into Tuesday morning.
With the colder air, Lake Effect Snow will begin to ramp up once again. The lake-effect snow will continue through early Thursday. Some communities in the snowbelt could see over 6 inches of snow by the end of the week, but the exact placement of the heaviest snow is still uncertain.
Temperatures will moderate by week's end, with another brief thaw across NE Ohio.
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday: Few snow showers, especially early.| High: 30º Early
Tuesday: Lake effect snow showers. Accums likely east. Temps plunge. | High: 17º
Wednesday: Lake effect snow showers. More accumulation in the snowbelt. Very cold. | High: 20º
Thursday: Few snow showers. Not as cold.| High: 28º
Friday: More clouds. Warmer.| High: 35º
Saturday: Few snow showers. Seasonal.| High: 34º
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