Cleveland, OH – A weekend of changing weather is ahead for Ohio, with snow and freezing rain expected as February kicks off. Residents should prepare for cold temperatures, slick roads, and potential minor flooding due to melting ice.
According to the National Weather Service, rain showers Friday night will transition to snow and a wintry mix before dawn Saturday. Highs will struggle to reach 27°F, with northeast winds between 8-13 mph. Sunday morning could see more snow before shifting to rain, with a high near 45°F.
Temperatures will dip to 28°F Monday night, with mostly cloudy skies expected. Tuesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, though another round of light snow is possible by midweek.
Drivers should remain cautious, as melting snow and rain may create icy conditions, especially in low-lying areas and bridges. Ice jams could also lead to localized flooding along rivers.
Stay updated with local forecasts and prepare for winter travel delays as February begins with a mix of snow, rain, and fluctuating temperatures.
