Clear, cold Monday morning in Cleveland, rain and a warm-up arrive Tuesday. A brief freezing-rain risk exists for the Tuesday commute before multiple rounds of rain.

Light snow this morning will give way to a warm, rainy week. Rain returns Tuesday with nuisance flooding possible.

A gusty frontal push late Saturday brings light snow Saturday night with little accumulation. Rain and much warmer conditions return by Tuesday, March 3.

Sunny, mild Friday with highs near 52°F. A brief burst of light snow late Saturday could make roads slick.

Warm Friday, then a brief burst of light snow late Saturday night with about an inch possible.

Cloudy and blustery with mid‑30s today and a high near 40°F; a light dusting of lake‑enhanced snow is possible. A system Sunday night could bring 2–4 inches in spots.

Cloudy and around 19°F; light snow and gusty southwest winds move in after 7 p.m. Tuesday. Most of Cleveland should see under an inch; NW Pennsylvania may get more.

Snow showers and gusty northwest winds will slow Cleveland's commute Monday. A Winter Weather Advisory covers much of the metro with 2–4 inches possible.

NWS has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for Cleveland this evening. Lake‑enhanced snow could bring 3–5 inches in the snowbelt and gusty NW winds may slow Monday's commute.

Cloudy and near-freezing Saturday morning. Snow likely late Sunday into Monday, with slick roads and higher totals in the snowbelt.

The NWS has issued a wind advisory for the Cleveland area, with gusts up to 50 mph expected. Lake effect snow showers are predicted to increase into early next week, potentially affecting travel.

Dense fog will cut visibility through mid-morning. Showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible by early afternoon.

Large ice jams have clogged the Grand River near Fairport Harbor, closing parks and prompting a flood warning as rain moves in.