CLEVELAND — A winter storm will bring another round of snowy, icy weather Wednesday through Friday morning.
Communities between Lorain and Ashtabula counties could wake up Thursday morning to snowfall totals between four and six inches.
Communities further south, such as Akron, Canton, Wooster and Mansfield will see sleet and ice mixing in with the snow, which will cut down the snowfall totals.
Morning commutes across Northeast Ohio will most likely be treacherous.
Chief Meteorologist Mark Johnson said you will want to give yourself some extra time to clean your car off, shovel your driveways and drive on untreated roads.
Snow squalls will happen throughout the day on Thursday, so be prepared for low visibility while driving.
Wednesday night impacts
Cities across Northeast Ohio are experiencing a snow-filled mess.
ODOT is reporting that the heaviest conditions are in the Akron and Canton area.
For reporters:
— Matt Bruning (@mbruning81) February 13, 2020
❄️Nearly 840 crews on the road
❄️Heaviest snow is along and north of US-30
❄️Roads are passable, not perfect. Adjust driving to conditions
❄️Seeing biggest travel issues around Akron, Canton, Youngstown and points between
❄️Give crews plenty of room to work pic.twitter.com/K6KPvtibeI
Snow emergencies
Counties across Northeast Ohio are starting to issue snow emergencies. To see if your county is under a snow emergency, click here.
School Closings
School closings and delays started rolling in Wednesday night. To see if your school has been closed or delayed, click here.
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