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19 First Alert Days: Extreme cold Monday and Tuesday

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Low pressure today will be located northwest of our area. A cold front tracks through tomorrow.

It won’t be as cold today with a milder air mass building. Late afternoon temperatures will be around 30 degrees in many towns.

A blustery south wind at 10-20 mph. A round of snow is in the forecast this afternoon.

This will be with a disturbance. Amounts don’t look very impressive with 1″ or less of snowfall expected.

A blustery southwest to south wind this evening.

Some more snow will develop from south to north tonight. The lakeshore counties should stay most of the night. 1″ to 4″ of additional snowfall is forecast south of Cleveland.

A warmer night ahead as temperatures stay in the 30 to 35 degree range.

It remains blustery tomorrow with a southwest wind at 10-20 mph. Snow will be in the area the first half of the day. An additional 1″ or less of snowfall is expected. Temperatures will be in the 20s by late afternoon.

Some evening light snow Saturday night then the clouds break up a bit. Overnight temperatures drop to around 10 degrees.

A very cold and blustery Sunday with high temperatures only around 20 degrees.

A major blast of arctic air is forecast for MLK Day and Tuesday.

Wind chills are expected to be in the 10 to 20 below range Monday night and Tuesday. This will close many school districts Tuesday.

There probably will be some lake-effect snow for some as well. We activated First Alert Days for the extreme cold MLK Day and Tuesday.

This will be the coldest yet this winter.

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