CLEVELAND — On Tuesday, rain will mix with and change to snow through the day, with some accumulation possible where squalls persist. Lake effect snow will continue across portions of Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania this morning.
ODOT camera shows a snow-covered highway on I-480 and I-271.
Some heavier bursts of lake effect snow could reduce visibilities to a half-mile or less with a quick snow accumulation of a half-inch to an inch, according to the National Weather Service.
Brief bursts of snow and rain embedded with some light snow are expected until early evening.
Power of 5 meteorologist Trent Magill gave an update on lake effect snow at 7:30 a.m. Watch it live in the media player below:
By midday, the rain will change to lake effect by midday. Snow totals will be very limited, with most spots getting little to no accumulation during the day.
On I-77 and the Ohio Turnpike, snow started to fall.
Snow...this is at the Turnpike and 77 in Richfield. pic.twitter.com/txn68XFXrj
— Mike Vielhaber (@MVielhaber) November 17, 2020
In Chardon, a light mix is falling but not sticking.
@TrentMWeather snowing in Chardon... not sticking much just yet... pic.twitter.com/awffLnNJyK
— Tara Sutton (@taraTV5) November 17, 2020
If you have a morning commute, expect slippery conditions.
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