Cleveland Weather: Frigid temperatures across Northeast Ohio

The weather in Cleveland will see more snow tomorrow. From down south, into the Cleveland metro, and north and east, snowfall accumulations have generally ranged from 2 to nearly 8 inches. However, bear in mind any fresh snow on top of the current snowpack still poses a threat as more before move about. Some lake effect snow is possible this afternoon into tonight. There are no more counties under a Winter Weather Advisory tonight. Our next hit of snow will arrive Monday with a similar set up of some quick-hitting snow before the snow exits. Lake effect snow will once again be possible Monday night through Tuesday night as cold air spills across the lakes. Here is your 3-day forecast. TONIGHT: Cloudy, freezing fog, snow tapering off, single digits, north winds 5 to 10 mph. MONDAY: Snow moving in west to east shortly after 1p, south 5 to 10mph, additional 1-4 inches fresh snow TUESDAY: Cloudy with sun peeks, stray lake effect bands (30%), north-northwest 5 to 10 mph, upper teens to low 20s for highs READ MORE: https://www.wkyc.com/article/weather/...