CLEVELAND, OH – A late-season winter storm is set to bring snow, rain, and strong winds to northeast Ohio on Thursday, potentially impacting travel on major roadways, including I-90 and I-71.
According to the National Weather Service, showers will begin early Thursday, with temperatures peaking near 55°F before dropping overnight. Winds will shift from the southwest to the northwest, reaching gusts up to 32 mph. Rain will transition to snow late in the evening, with little accumulation expected in Cleveland but possible slick spots on roadways.
Thursday night will remain breezy, with temperatures falling to the low 30s. Drivers should prepare for reduced visibility and wet roads during the evening commute.
Looking Ahead: Five-Day Forecast
• Friday: Mostly sunny, high of 51°F.
• Saturday: A chance of morning showers, then breezy with a high of 47°F.
• Sunday: Rain likely, cloudy with highs near 48°F.
• Monday: Showers expected, high of 48°F.
• Tuesday: A mix of rain and snow possible, high near 44°F.
With fluctuating temperatures and mixed precipitation, residents should remain alert for changing road conditions. Travelers should check local forecasts before heading out and secure outdoor items due to gusty winds.
