CLEVELAND — Making holiday travel plans? Mother Nature has some speed bumps heading our way.
Widespread rain showers are likely through your Turkey Day as a cold front slides east through the region. Showers should diminish a bit by mid to late afternoon. High temperatures will hover in the middle 40s during the day.
It's all followed by much colder air Thursday night and Friday. We're in the 30s heading into the big shopping weekend. We may even work some Lake Effect snow in Friday and early Saturday. If you get under a snow band through Friday afternoon in the snow belt, expect 1-3 inches of accumulation. Most of us will just see flurries or light snow showers Thursday night and Friday
Another quick moving clipper system could bring another light mix of snow and possibly rain for Sunday as some of you are trying to get back home.
Have a great holiday week and travel safely!
FORECAST HEADLINE
- Rain for Thanksgiving
- Blustery too
- Colder again Friday with Lake Effect snow
- Lake effect snow ending early Saturday
- More snow & rain on Sunday
DETAILED FORECAST
Thursday: Scattered rain likely. Blustery. | High: 46º
Friday: Lake effect snow showers . Much colder.| High: 33º
Saturday: Early flakes. Mostly cloudy. | High: 37º
Sunday: Mix and snow chance with clipper. Windy. | High: 38º
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