Cleveland, OH – Residents of Northeast Ohio can expect a cold and breezy day as high pressure begins to build over the region. A northwest wind of 10-20 mph will sweep across the area, making it feel colder than the actual temperatures, which will range between 41 and 46 degrees.
Most of the region will experience partly cloudy skies, although lake effect clouds are likely to linger east of Cleveland. While it won’t be warm, sunshine may peek through at times, providing brief relief from the chilly conditions.
Tonight’s Forecast
Tonight, skies will remain partly cloudy, but cloud cover is expected to increase overnight. Temperatures will drop into the 20s and 30s, accompanied by a much lighter wind, creating a cold but calmer night compared to today’s blustery conditions.
Winter Mix Arrives Tomorrow
As low pressure moves from Missouri into southern Illinois by Tuesday evening, moisture will begin to arrive in Northeast Ohio, setting the stage for a morning winter mix. The atmospheric profile is expected to support snow and sleet, with some areas potentially seeing freezing rain if temperatures remain at or below 32 degrees.
Minor accumulations are expected, with trace amounts to 2 inches of snow possible across the region. As the day progresses, the winter mix is forecast to transition to cold rain during the afternoon and evening, making roads wet and slippery.
Temperatures Tomorrow
Despite the precipitation, temperatures will remain cold, with highs around 40 degrees. Residents should prepare for a damp, chilly day and take precautions if traveling during the morning winter mix.
Travel and Safety Tips
With a combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain, and cold rain, roads may become slippery during the morning hours, as per the forecast. Motorists are advised to:
- Drive cautiously and reduce speeds on slick surfaces
- Allow extra travel time for morning commutes
- Check local traffic and weather updates for changing conditions
- Keep emergency supplies in vehicles, including blankets and ice scrapers
Looking Ahead
This winter mix serves as an early reminder that Northeast Ohio’s winter season can bring rapidly changing weather conditions. Residents should remain vigilant and monitor forecasts as temperatures fluctuate and precipitation transitions throughout the day.
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