Cleveland Weather: Snowy Monday Possible, Hazardous Outlook Issued

CLEVELAND — A snowy Monday morning was possible in Cleveland, as most places south of the lake shore could see up to 2 inches of snow.

The National Weather Service issued a hazardous weather outlook Monday morning for northeastern Ohio, as well as north-central Ohio, northwestern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania.

Moderate snow was possible late Monday morning through Monday afternoon. Several inches of snow was possible in the higher terrain in northeastern Ohio, especially northwestern Pennsylvania, the weather service said.

"Snow accumulations will primarily be confined to grassy and elevated surfaces, but any bursts of moderate snow may result in accumulation on roadways," the weather service said.

Another cold April day with a system entering the region will allow for rain across the area, which will change to snow during the day from west to east. Snow accumulations will vary across the area with the most snow across higher elevations of NE Ohio and NW Pennsylvania. pic.twitter.com/U2CrFC1IUy
— NWS Cleveland (@NWSCLE) April 18, 2022

In Cleveland, the weather service expected rain before 1 p.m. Monday followed by rain and snow. Rain was likely again before 10 p.m., followed by more rain and snow into Tuesday morning.

Showers were also likely Wednesday night and Thursday.

The hazardous weather outlook applies to:

• Lorain
• Cuyahoga
• Geauga
• Ashtabula Inland
• Hancock
• Seneca
• Huron
• Medina
• Summit
• Portage
• Trumbull
• Wyandot
• Crawford
• Richland
• Ashland
• Wayne
• Stark
• Mahoning
• Marion
• Morrow
• Holmes
• Knox
• Southern Erie