OH Weather: Plummeting Temps, Possible Snow On Super Bowl Weekend

OHIO — Super Bowl weekend will bring a mix of rain and snow and plunging temperatures in northern Ohio, according to current forecasts.

There's a slight chance of showers on Saturday and Sunday, the National Weather Service said. If snow does develop, little to no accumulation is expected either day.

However, temperatures will fall drastically on Saturday night. After consecutive days in the 40s, temperatures will fall into the single digits on Saturday night and Sunday morning, current forecasts predict.

Sunday could be particularly frigid in northern Ohio. Super Bowl Sunday's current projected high in Ohio is 21 degrees, but the overnight low will dip down to 9 degrees, the National Weather Service predicted.

Conditions will be quite a bit warmer in California where the Cincinnati Bengals will play the Los Angeles Rams in Super Bowl LVI. Temperatures could hit 90 degrees in greater Los Angeles and heat advisories have been issued for parts of California in advance of the Super Bowl, prompted by an unusual hot streak in February, the Washington Post reported.

Here's the significantly chillier weekend forecast for northern Ohio:

Saturday — A 20-percent chance of snow showers before 10 a.m. Winds could hit 15 mph. Expect a high near 30 degrees.

Saturday night — A 20-percent chance of snow showers before 1 a.m. Temperatures will dip to 11 degrees, while winds will blow at 7 mph.

Sunday — A 30-percent chance of snow showers, mainly after 1 p.m. Less than 0.5 inches of snow is expected to fall. Temperatures will peak at 21 degrees.

Sunday night — A 50-percent chance of snow showers overnight. Temperatures will fall to 9 degrees.

If you're looking forward to an early spring, there may be reasons for hope. The Weather Channel is predicting a warmer-than-average February, March and April for most of the nation, including Ohio. The Buckeye State could specifically see higher-than-usual temperatures in March, the channel said.