Overcast skies more or less today with lakeeffect rain and snow showers especially east and this map sums it up well. As we look the chances will be there not only this morning for some lakeeffect showers but into the afternoon and even beyond that through your evening. We are around 40, 41 for the high today. Right now its in the 30s and it feels colder because its blustery. We have got the cold air moving all across the great lakes. And what we are planning on show up right now a lot is over the lake and a little moving inland right now lake shore Ashtabula County is seeing the brunt of it. But i do believe that we could be talking even more snow mixing in as we head through the day at times. So, nothing that is going to cause any big commotion or crazy problems for you. But yes, more persistent snow showers showing up mid morning into the afternoon. We have got scattered rain and snow and its going to be a mix throughout the day. So just know that as you leave here and there daniell
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