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(WJW) – Cloudy and cold, light snow showers flying around through the day. A slow moving front with some bursts of wet snow/mix possible later in the day could make it tough to see while driving.

Snow becomes lake effect overnight Monday into Tuesday. Parts of the snowbelt have the chance of 3″. Less than 2″ for the rest of the area by the end of it. Much of the accumulation will be on grassy surfaces, most snow will melt on roads.

We will see a brief milder trend on Thursday and Friday.

Cleveland Saint Patrick’s Day parade looking wet and windy, but warm!

Temperatures trend below normal again this upcoming weekend.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

The Long-range outlook is showing below-normal temperatures/higher chances of snow in mid-March across a large portion of the Ohio Valley. This was first indicated on Meteorologist Scott Sabol’s long-range outlook on February 23rd. Temperatures stay 5-10° BELOW average (with a few exceptions). Highs in the mid-30s, with lows in the mid to upper 20’s.