Accumulating snow is expected for much of Northeast Ohio.
A two-part system brings snow to much of Northeast Ohio for the start of the Presidents Day weekend.CLEVELAND, Ohio - Behind a cold front that passed on Thursday, much chillier air has settled in to Northeast Ohio. Now, with a storm system skirting by to the south, the stage is set for accumulating snow. This comes in two rounds. The first will be a widespread light to moderate snow that falls primarily south of the Ohio Turnpike Friday afternoon and evening.
Snow moves out Saturday night into Sunday, but strong winds persist. Gusts up to 40 mph will be possible during this time frame, especially along the lakefront. Quieter weather is expected on Presidents Day with some sunshine and high temperatures bouncing back to the low 40s. In fact, a warming trend is in store through the middle of the upcoming week with highs back in the 50s on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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