Northeast Ohio can expect an inch of snow from a system moving east, with temperatures remaining below freezing for the week.
The Cleveland -metro area may see an average of an inch of snow from a snow system heading east. This also includes Lake County, which may see about an inch. Snow is expected to arrive late tonight after midnight and mostly occur in the pre-dawn hours tomorrow morning. The region has seen substantial lake effect snow since New Year’s Day. Looking ahead, the central and southern regions of Ohio will feel more of the impact from the large snow system than Northeast Ohio.
Temperatures will remain below freezing for much of the week, with overnight temperatures in the teens. There could be lake effect snow showers later in the week, impacting typical areas like south and east of Cleveland.
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