Cleveland, Ohio – Light snow is expected overnight across northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, bringing minor accumulation and colder temperatures into Sunday morning.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, overall snowfall totals will generally remain under 1 inch across the region. Higher amounts around 1 inch are possible in northwest Pennsylvania, with locally higher totals not ruled out.
The snowfall is expected to develop overnight Saturday into early Sunday. Temperatures will fall into the mid to low 20s by early morning, which could allow untreated roads and sidewalks to become slick.
Communities including Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and surrounding counties are expected to see light accumulation. Areas closer to the Lake Erie shoreline and into northwest Pennsylvania, including Erie and Meadville, have the greatest chance of reaching around 1 inch.
While widespread travel disruptions are not anticipated, early Sunday drivers may encounter patchy slick spots, particularly on secondary roads and bridges. Students and early-shift workers may want to allow extra travel time Sunday morning.
No winter weather advisories were in effect as of Saturday afternoon, but residents are encouraged to monitor updated forecasts from the National Weather Service.
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