Cleveland faces mixed weather with rising temperatures, wind gusts up to 50 mph, and lake-enhanced snow advisories; Erie County, PA expects up to 5 inches of snow.

Lucas County is under a Winter Storm Warning with expected snowfall of 5-7 inches, and intense periods seeing 1-1.5 inches per hour this evening. High winds and lake effect snow may worsen conditions.

Cleveland's weather fluctuates with diminishing lake effect snow and a new system bringing potential snow and rain, while advisories adjust to conditions and the NWS monitors developments.

Cleveland, Ohio is experiencing significant lake effect snow due to persistent low pressure, with total accumulations expected to reach 12-15 inches in some areas. Travel conditions are hazardous with high winds and reduced visibility.

The National Weather Service issued advisories and warnings for Cleveland due to a potent winter storm with strong winds, snow, and low visibility, impacting travel and safety.

The National Weather Service warns of hazardous weather for Thanksgiving travelers in the Great Lakes region, with rain, snow, high winds, and plunging temperatures forecasted.

Cleveland's weather is transitioning from stable to wet with a low-pressure system bringing rain and a cold front with potential snow and icy road conditions. Travelers are advised to monitor the forecast around Thanksgiving.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a mixed weather pattern for Ohio, with dry conditions until Monday evening, followed by rain and potential snow, affecting pre-Thanksgiving travel and plans.

Cleveland's weather is expected to transition from showers to potential snow by Thanksgiving, with fluctuations in temperatures and conditions throughout the week.

Cleveland's National Weather Service details weather expectations, outlining a cold front bringing showers followed by dry and near-normal temperatures leading up to Thanksgiving, with potential disruptive weather next week.

Freezing fog caused a weather advisory in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, affecting visibility and making surfaces slick. Normal temperatures and a mix of weather conditions are expected moving forward.

High-pressure build brings warmer temperatures to Cleveland with a sunny forecast until Thursday, followed by a chance of showers and cooler weather into the weekend.

Ohio is set for brief wintry weather, with the National Weather Service predicting snow, sleet, and rain before transitioning to high-pressure, calmer conditions midweek. Drivers should watch for slick roads.