Ohio faces an ice storm with over a quarter inch of ice accumulation, prompting the National Weather Service to issue an Ice Storm Warning for several counties.

The National Weather Service forecasts snow, sleet, and freezing rain in Cleveland. Due to potential snow/sleet accumulations and ice, a winter storm watch is in effect for parts of Lucas County.

The NWS forecasts a temporary break from snow in Cleveland, with high pressure leading to sunnier skies, while warning of possible refreezing on roads. A midweek system may bring varied precipitation. Another storm could affect the weekend.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued a Winter Weather Advisory for the southern half of Cleveland due to a mix of wintry precipitation.

The National Weather Service in Cleveland forecasts a cold front with potential light snow, followed by a mix of precipitation over the weekend and dry, colder weather into early next week.

Cleveland continues under a Winter Weather Advisory, with icy conditions persisting despite the freezing rain having lessened. Roads remain slippery, dense fog affects visibility, and travel is hazardous.

Cleveland anticipates mixed wintry weather, with advisories for potential icy conditions Wednesday into Thursday and another wintry mix over the weekend.

The NWS Cleveland issued a forecast predicting cold, cloudy weather with potential light snow showers for the region following a cold front, with concerns about ice accumulation and treacherous conditions.

The NWS Cleveland forecasts a wintry mix, with a warm front followed by a cold front, transitioning to rain in some areas, and potential freezing rain mid-week.

Cleveland's weather forecast includes sunny skies today, mixed precipitation midweek, and variable conditions ahead.

Cleveland faces a mix of rain, possible thunder, and snow, with minor flooding and river rises expected. Sunny Saturday will follow, with variable weather next week and potential storms.

The National Weather Service forecasts fluctuating weather in northern Ohio, with a mix of rising temperatures, rain, and mild thawing but no major flooding threats.

A cold front will bring changing weather conditions to Cleveland. Temperatures will drop, and light snow is expected. Later in the week, drier conditions and a low-pressure system will follow.