The combination of icy roads, blowing snow, and gusty winds will make driving challenging. Travel conditions will be very difficult, especially early Friday. Windy conditions will continue throughout the day Friday with single-digit highs and wind chills to nearly 30-below zero. Tree limbs and branches may be blown onto powerlines. Gusty winds will push wind chills well-below zero and also add to difficult driving conditions. Snow showers will create extra-slippery surfaces on top of the ice. Wet surfaces will become icy and driving conditions will deteriorate. As the front races through the region, rain changes to snow and temperatures fall very rapidly. Timing on the front continues to get a little earlier with current timing around midnight to 1am. THURSDAY: partly cloudy in the morning becoming mostly cloudy in the afternoon, chance of rain showers late, mild, high 46.Īn arctic cold front is racing toward Ohio and will create challenging conditions across the region tonight, Friday, and through the holiday weekend. WEDNESDAY: partly cloudy, warmer, high 37. SUNDAY: mostly cloudy, windy, cold, high 16. SATURDAY: mainly overcast, frigid cold, wind chills to -20, blowing snow, icy, high 10. FRIDAY: mainly overcast, blowing snow, snow showers, icy roads, gusty winds, frigid wind chills to -25, high 4. THURSDAY NIGHT: rapidly changing conditions with rain changing to snow, flash freezing, very strong winds, icy conditions, dangerous wind chills, low -1, wind chills to -20 or colder. WIND ADVISORY from 3 AM Friday to 7 AM Saturday.
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY from 1 AM Friday through noon Friday WIND CHILL WARNING from 6 AM Friday through noon Saturday. WINTER STORM WARNING from 7 PM Thursday through 5 PM Friday. The governor’s team recommends staying home. Driving is likely to be difficult or even treacherous. Strong winds will create dangerous wind chills through the weekend.
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