I do want to show you the big picture here
as the week goes on.
So these lake effect snow showers continue southeast of the
Great Lakes tonight and tomorrow.
The wind will shift ahead of the next wave, but
this next wave moving in here later Wednesday into Wednesday
night.
This is a blast of some cold air that will
bring around the snow in here as we get into
late Wednesday, Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
Also some gusty wind, so several inches of snow not
out of the question.
This is widespread snow into early Thursday morning and then
we experience colder temperatures.
Here's how it looks here at home.
Again, watching the snow band this evening.
It'll try to drop southward.
Could lay a quick coating down South, creating some slippery
travel on any untreated surfaces later this evening into tonight.
And then it just tries to fade its way back
northward into tomorrow.
Still the chance of a lake effect snow shower or
flurry mainly across the snow belt and northern snow Belt
up into Trumbull and Mercer counties through tomorrow afternoon.
The rest of the area starting to break into some
sunshine.
Fairly quiet night expected into the start of your Wednesday
morning may see a flurry or two early and as
we go through the day Wednesday, although it's going to
be cool, the bigger part of the day tries to
stay dry until we get later in the afternoon and
especially into Wednesday evening as that next storm system moves
in and it should lay down several inches of snow.
Some gusty wind with it, creating some tricky travel possible
as we go into Wednesday night and early Thursday morning.
Temperatures tonight down to 22 mostly cloudy.
Still the chance of some lake effect snow showers through
this evening into tonight could lay down a quick coating,
generally an inch or less.
If you catch one of those bands tomorrow, 33 is
your high temperature may sneak above that freezing mark as
scattered clouds chance for a snow shower mainly across the
snow belt at less than an inch.
As expected, there's your 7 day forecast as colder temperatures
sticking around.
The biggest chance of widespread snow for the region will
be Wednesday night into Thursday morning, and then scattered snow
showers and blustery cold weather expected through the day on
Thursday.
Still cold on Friday with the chance of some snow
showers early.
We start the weekend cool, the chance of some snow
showers lingering into Saturday and then better weather by Sunday.
And we're back in the 40s and we warm up
ahead of the next week's storm.
This time we get into rain showers by Monday afternoon.