Cleveland, OH – Another round of winter weather is on the way for northern Ohio, as low pressure tracks just south of the region Monday night into Tuesday morning, bringing widespread snowfall and slippery travel conditions, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland.
The heaviest accumulations are expected in the eastern half of the area, where snow totals could reach 3 to 5 inches. Forecast models show a 45–60% probability of at least 3 inches of snow across cities such as Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, and Ashtabula, with slightly lower chances farther west toward Toledo and Findlay.
Snow is expected to begin late Monday evening and continue overnight into Tuesday morning, potentially affecting the early commute. Forecasters also note the potential for lingering lake-effect snow showers Tuesday afternoon across northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, which could add light additional accumulations in localized bands.
Road conditions may become slick and visibility reduced during heavier snowfall. Drivers are encouraged to plan extra travel time and exercise caution on untreated or secondary roadways.
Cold air behind the system will keep temperatures below freezing Tuesday, helping snow remain on the ground through midweek.
