Some parts of west-central Ohio and northern Ohio saw some snow on the grassy and elevated areas as our start to the work and school week got off to a very chilly start.

What You Need To Know

  • Steady snow will move northeast Monday evening

  • Scattered rain and snow showers continue overnight

  • Some lake-effect snow bands early Tuesday may reduce visibility and slow down the commute

  • After early flurries, we will see scattered rain in the afternoon

Snowfall rates in Huron, Erie and Lorain counties on Monday afternoon were 1 inch per hour which made roads messy.

The steadier snowfall is moving out this evening but we won't be completely dry.

Light, scattered wintry mix will continue overnight.

The Tuesday morning commute will have flurries statewide but some more moderate lake-effect snow bands in the northeast.

These bands could include hail or graupel.

Watch for slick spots and reduced visibility.

We will "warm" up enough in the afternoon for scattered showers.

Wednesday morning will be clear and frosty before a nice warmup in the afternoon.