you better bundle up. you need that extra layer this morning. we are getting closer to cold. high-pressure building across the area. cloud free this morning. that will be the theme of your weekend. these are some of the coolest images we have seen the season so far. richland and ashland county, you re below the freezing mark. lexington currently at 29 degrees. 31 tow afternoon. my dina county, wadsworth, 31 degrees. you can see from chagrin falls to the bert area we are continuing to see temperatures in the lower 30s. cuyahoga county you re a little bit warmer this morning, 42 degrees, westlake, avon lake, currently in the lower 40s. look at this view, we have high- pressure continuing to build across the ohio valley. that will allow the sunshine to really peak this afternoon. slightly warmer throughout your saturday afternoon. this is an ideal fall we can across the area, by 11 o clock still in lower 50s. we will see the peak of daytime highs lower 60s by 3 o clock. a ha
nicki alongside janessa webb. to get out you have to have a jacket on, it s a little chilly. borderline cold and you re going to explain that. almost chilly, we can t say that we re cold yet. it s cold. we have spots that are in the upper 20s this morning, some of the coolest air of the season so far, so this is the southern richland county, lexington, good morning, 29 degrees. ashland county, you have been up and down with the temperatures this morning, upper 20s to lower 30s. it will be a throughout your afternoon, but the weather off to a pretty slow start. so let s show you southern medina county, below that freezing mark, sitting at the freezing mark for northern summit county in fairlawn. this is where that warm air is trending in here from the west from elyria to north ridgeville, westlake, strongsville, you re currently at 41 degrees. it s due to all this high pressure that continues to spin across ohio valley, but today a transition in our winds. they re going
amount of snow. we have a westerly component meaning it s moving into ashtabula county. some of the lighter purples, noting lighter snowfall in menner and let s talk about what you need to know today. as we go through, i want you to know we re expecting four to 12 inches of snow in the snowbelt. and this is continuing through thursday afternoon. and if you live outside of the snowbelt, you might see snow, too, less than about two inches. and we ll talk more about the lake affect snow and the arctic air blast on the way. for now, over to you, corrina. tomorrow, we re out here on route 2 in lake county. keeping an eye on the road conditions and have a look. still some wet conditions we re dealing with out here. i want to point out, though, the left lanes of travel are the you don t see as much traffic, especially these hours and we re starting to build up in patches. the right lanes where there is more volume of traffic, that is mostly the wetcons conditions. thermometer
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