Calm Before the Storm: More Wind and Rain Expected Tomorrow
Northeast Ohio is bracing for a shift in weather conditions. As the region prepares for colder temperatures, significant rainfall and potential snowfall are expected in the coming days. While the forecast currently calls for some wet and windy weather on Friday, a notable snow event might begin early next week.
Forecast Overview: Rain and Wind on Friday
On Friday, the area will experience strong winds and rain, starting from the northwest. Wind gusts can reach up to 45 mph, making for a blustery day. Rain is anticipated to roll in around 9 a.m. and will likely continue until about 4 p.m.
- Rainfall Amounts: Most communities should expect between 0.10 to 0.50 inches.
- Friday High Temperature: 57ºF
If you have evening plans, the weather should dry up, providing a brief reprieve before more rain arrives on Sunday.
Looking Toward the Weekend: A Quiet Saturday
Following Friday’s stormy weather, Saturday is expected to be mostly calm. A mix of sun and clouds will dominate the day, with only a slight chance of a shower. Temperatures will drop, with a high around 50ºF.
Stormy Conditions Return: Rain and Potential Snow on Sunday
Sunday will see the return of rain, but it will feel significantly colder. Evening temperatures will drop into the 30s, increasing the likelihood of transforming rain into snow.
Potential for Snow Early Next Week
As cold air settles in, lake effect snow is expected to begin on Monday morning. While snowfall totals will vary across the region, it’s likely that many areas will see some accumulation.
- Monday Forecast: Snow squalls with a high of 37ºF.
- Important Note: Here, the impacts of cold air will be felt by everyone, regardless of snowfall.
As winter conditions approach, forecasters are still refining details regarding track, timing, and totals. For up-to-date information, check reliable weather sources and apps.
