CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Presidents Day is predicted to be a snowy, blustery day in Northeast Ohio.
The National Weather Service has put a winter storm warning from 1 a.m. Monday through 1 a.m. Tuesday for a large swath of the region. Heavy snow is expected to fall, with a possibility of even a foot of snow for some areas by Tuesday afternoon.
Here’s what area and national forecasters – the National Weather Service, AccuWeather, weather.com, WKYC and WEWS – are saying, so you know what to expect in your area in the next 24 hours.
You can also take a look at the map at the top of this post to find out exactly how much snow is expected in your neighborhood. The map can predict snowfall totals for the next 48 hours for any address, to a radius of about 2 miles.
You can also watch the map change by playing the hour-by-hour snow forecast, to see what to expect across the region.
To see a larger view of this map, click here.
National Weather Service
Sunday, Feb. 14
Daytime: Mostly cloudy, with a high near 23 degrees, with light winds from the north.
Sunday night: A chance of snow overnight, mainly after 3 a.m. Otherwise, mostly cloudy with a low around 17 degrees. The chance of precipitation is about 30%, and the new snow accumulation is likely less than one inch.
Monday, Feb. 15
Daytime: Snow is predicted to fall all day; the chance of precipitation is 100%. The high temperature will be around 22 degrees, with a northern wind of 7-9 mph. Snow accumulation is predicted to be about 2 to 4 inches.
Monday night: The snow will continue to come down, as the chance of precipitation remains 100%. Temperature lows will hover around 13 degrees, with northern wind of about 10 mph. New snow accumulation ramps up to 3-7 inches.
Accuweather
Sunday, Feb. 14
Daytime: Cloudy and bitterly cold, with small chance of a stray snow flurry.
Sunday night: Snow may begin to fall close to dawn. Otherwise, cloudy and cold, with a low temperature around 20 degrees. Snow accumulation could approach one inch.
Monday, Feb. 15
Daytime: Snowy and just as cold, with the chance of precipitation around 72%. High temperatures will be around 26 degrees, and snow accumulation is predicted to be 1-2 inches.
Monday night: The snow continues to fall, with a chance of precipitation about 70%. Low temperature around 17 degrees, and colder with the wind chill. Three to six inches could be on the ground by morning.
Weather.com
Sunday, Feb. 14
Daytime: Cloudy, with a very slight chance of snow. High temperature around 26 degrees.
Sunday night: Snow to begin falling after midnight, with a chance of precipitation between 70-80%. Around one inch could accumulate overnight. Low temperatures around 21 degrees, with northern winds blowing 10-15 mph.
Monday, Feb. 15
Daytime: Snow likely to fall most of the day, with a chance of snow around 90%. About 1-3 inches of snow may accumulate during the day. High temperatures around 24 degrees.
Monday night: The chance of snow increases to 100%, as a winter storm begins to form in earnest. Gusts of 20-30 mph will blow snow around. Accumulation is expected to be about 3-5 inches, with low temperatures around 16 degrees.
WKYC
Sunday, Feb. 14
Cloudy with a few breaks of sunshine, with temperatures in the 20s and teens.
Monday, Feb. 15
Daytime: Snow will begin to fall more seriously, with the chance that 2-4 inches will come down before Monday evening. The chance of precipitation will fluctuate through the day, between 30-70%. High temperatures will be around 24 degrees.
Monday night: Snowfall will increase, with a chance of 4-8 inches to fall overnight. Chance of precipitation is 90%. Low temperatures will hover around 16 degrees.
WEWS
Sunday, Feb. 14
Cloudy, with a small chance of precipitation. Temperatures will be around 23 degrees during the day and drop to about 13 degrees overnight.
Monday, Feb. 15
Daytime: Widespread snow will begin to fall early Monday until the afternoon. Two to four inches could fall in that time. High temperatures will be in the upper teens.
Monday night: Snow will continue to come down overnight Monday into Tuesday morning, bringing a chance of an additional 3-7 inches.
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