Lake effect rain and snow returns to our Cleveland weather forecast

Check out our Cleveland weather forecast from Chief Meteorologist Betsy Kling: Another round of lake effect rain and snow showers are expected to get going tonight into the day Thursday as a final push of energy rotates around a large scale trough across eastern Canada. We could see a few bursts of snow in the snowbelt with a coating to an inch by morning--mainly focused on Geauga, and inland Lake and Ashtabula counties. Outside of the snowbelt, another cold weather night is in front of us with many locations expected to dip down into the upper 20s once again under partly to mostly clear skies. Lingering lake clouds and lake effect rain and snow will gradually diminish in coverage Thursday with clouds and some sun elsewhere. We'll still be chilly with highs in the mid 40s. By Friday we'll slowly begin changing the pattern across the eastern US as the western half of the country turns quite active. Heavy rains and mountain snows will move back into California, Oregon, and Washington as a parade of storm systems move in. For us, that yields quiet conditions for now as we settle under the influence of high pressure for several days. Temps will begin to warm--first into the 50s Saturday and Sunday and then into the 60s to begin next week. We'll likely stay dry through at least Tuesday before our attention turns towards some type of strong storm system later next week. READ: https://www.wkyc.com/article/weather/...