Cleveland, OH – A low-pressure system sweeping across the Ohio Valley is set to bring snow to Northeast Ohio beginning Sunday night. Residents should prepare for potentially hazardous conditions into Monday morning, especially along the I-80 corridor.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall rates of 1 to 2 inches per hour are likely in some areas, with accumulations of 4-6 inches south of I-80. Winds could reach 30 mph, reducing visibility and causing blowing snow. A Lake Effect Snow Warning remains in effect for Cuyahoga, Medina, Portage, and Summit counties through Saturday evening, with an additional system expected to follow shortly after.
Weekend Forecast Overview
• Saturday Night: Patchy blowing snow, lows near 21°F, winds up to 18 mph.
• Sunday: Mostly cloudy with highs near 27°F. West winds will remain steady at 8-13 mph.
• Sunday Night: Snow begins before 7 p.m. and continues overnight. Accumulations may reach half an inch by midnight, with additional snowfall into Monday morning.
• Monday: Cloudy with a high near 31°F. Expect snow showers and icy roads during the morning commute.
• Tuesday: Mostly cloudy with highs near 28°F. Snow is not expected.
What You Can Do Now
Motorists are urged to limit travel Sunday night and into Monday, especially on major roadways like I-80 and I-77. Have an emergency kit ready, including food, water, and a flashlight. Visit weather.gov for updates and use caution when venturing outdoors.
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