Your 6 p.m. Greater Cleveland and Northeast Ohio weather forecast for March 17, 2023: The cold air is here and now we wait on the...snow. Hmm.
Our earlier cold front has cleared well east of us and we're now the recipients of cold, Canadian air that will continue to move in here this evening for all those St. Patrick's Day festivities. Temps will scale back into the 20s overnight with clearing skies.
For the weekend, the low pressure associated with our cold front will rotate south across the Great Lakes. With the cold air in place, it will kick off a band of snow showers sometime Saturday morning before we wait on lake effect snow to develop later in the afternoon into the evening in the snowbelt. Bands of lake effect snow are likely to get going Saturday evening through Sunday morning putting down several inches of snow in the snowbelt east of Cleveland. Elsewhere it will be a cold and blustery Saturday with a mix of clouds and sunshine. Temps will struggle to even reach 30.
Sunday will feature leftover lake snows mainly early with clearing skies the rest of the day. It will still be cold with highs in the upper 30s at best.
A nice recovery is expected into next week as we welcome in Spring! Temps will head back into the 40s and 50s with lots of sun to start the week!
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