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Ohio-Pennsylvania Weather Nov. 13-14: Rain Turns to Snow, 0.5" Rain Thursday
Cleveland, OH – Northeast Ohio residents can expect a wet start to the weekend as widespread rain Thursday, Nov. 12, gives way to a possible rain and snow mixture Friday, Nov. 13, through Saturday nig
By Jenna Hartley · 2026-11-12T11:02:17.758Z
Cleveland, OH – Northeast Ohio residents can expect a wet start to the weekend as widespread rain Thursday, Nov. 12, gives way to a possible rain and snow mixture Friday, Nov. 13, through Saturday night, Nov. 14. Although snowflakes could reach several communities, forecasters expect little accumulation because of relatively warm ground and air temperatures.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, numerous rain showers are expected Thursday, with rainfall totals reaching up to half an inch in some locations. Colder conditions will allow rain to mix with snow Friday through Saturday night, especially farther inland from Lake Erie.
Thursday, Nov. 12: Rain Across Northeast Ohio
Rain chances are high across much of the region Thursday.
Cleveland, Akron Canton and Youngstown have a 100% precipitation probability during the early morning forecast period.
Toledo, Sandusky and Mansfield also face periods of rain, with precipitation continuing through portions of the day.
Rainfall totals could reach approximately 0.5 inch before the weather pattern begins changing.
Friday, Nov. 13: Snowflakes Could Mix With Rain
Colder air will introduce the possibility of wet snow Friday, particularly in inland communities.
Areas around Akron, Mansfield, Youngstown and portions of northeast Ohio could experience periods of mixed precipitation.
However, the National Weather Service emphasizes that snowfall accumulations should remain very light.
Saturday, Nov. 14: Mixed Precipitation Continues
Rain and snow showers may continue Saturday, with precipitation chances varying considerably by location.
Communities including Ashtabula, Meadville, PA, and Erie, PA, could experience additional showers into the weekend.
Sunday, Nov. 15: Lingering Showers Possible
Some locations may continue seeing precipitation Sunday, although the forecast does not indicate significant snowfall.
Warm ground temperatures are expected to limit snow accumulation throughout the event.
Drivers should remain alert for wet roads and changing visibility during heavier showers.
Residents should monitor updated National Weather Service forecasts as temperatures and precipitation patterns evolve.