Until then, the weather remains relatively quiet.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A significant pattern change at the end of this Thanksgiving week brings a blast of arctic air in addition to lake-effect snow and gusty winds.
A 19 First Alert Weather Day is already in effect on Friday as several inches of snow are possible in the snowbelt region with travel impacts expected.Today’s rain is a bit delayed and holds off until the late afternoon and evening hours. The sky remains cloudy otherwise as high temperatures reach the mid 50s courtesy of a southerly breeze.On Tuesday, expect a dry day as morning clouds give way to afternoon sunshine. High temperatures reach the mid 40s.
Thanksgiving night into Friday is when temperatures plummet and winds shift, allowing lake-effect snow to develop. Snow showers and squalls are expected on Friday, particularly in the snowbelt, as high temperatures stay near freezing. Gusty winds are also expected. There may be a brief break in the snow on Saturday, but it returns on Sunday with a continued deep chill. Therefore, post-Thanksgiving Day travel delays are likely.Canton man wanted by US Marshals for domestic violenceNortheast Ohio weather: Active pattern sets up for Thanksgiving week
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