CLEVELAND — Light snow in our southern counties will slowly come to an end Thursday evening as a storm pushes south of Ohio. Plan on minor accumulations up to 1" south of Canton. As that snow ends, lake effect starts up. That means overnight and through much of Friday we'll be tracking snow squalls coming off the lake. "Where squalls persist" we could see up to 1" per hour. That means shovelable snow for some over the hours and impacts to the Friday commute.
Friday will also be cold again! Temps only rebounding from the teens to the 20s in the afternoon. Wind chills stuck in the single digits and lower teens. Layers!
We are drier and seasonable on Saturday, but Sunday looks soaked. Warmer... but SOAKED.
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FORECAST HEADLINES
- Cold & breezy
- Light evening snow south
- Heavier lake effect snow tonight/Friday
- More rain this weekend & briefly warmer
DETAILED FORECAST
Thursday Night: Cold with Lake Effect Snow. | Low: 19º
Friday: Frigid temps with lake effect snow. | High: 24º
Saturday: Some sunshine and thawing temps before mix/rain returns overnight. | High: 36º
Sunday: Milder but much wetter, especially early. | High: 40º
Monday: Colder again with lake effect snow. | High: 22º
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