Your Cleveland forecast brought to you by 3News' Meteorologist Matt Wintz!
In terms of snow, it's too early to put any totals on this--but the snow doesn't look to be anything we can't handle. Most model guidance is hinting at anywhere from 5-10 inches falling with higher amounts in and around the lakeshore due to lake effect.
The major issues with this will be the strong wind--causing power outages and the extreme cold moving in. Temps will be in the 0-10 degree range through Sunday morning with wind chills in the -20 degree range at times. With any power outages and loss of heat--combined with the wind-driven snow--this storm system is something we need to take seriously and plan ahead for over the next few days.
By Christmas Day, we'll have lingering lake effect and some wind, but conditions should begin to improve. Highs on Christmas still look cold with temps in the 10s at best. Stay tuned, we'll continue to update you as you'd expect.
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