'Slick' Roads, Sidewalks Pose Threat In Northeast Ohio: Forecast

CLEVELAND — Overnight rain left many of Northeast Ohio's roads and sidewalks slippery on Thursday morning.

"Light precipitation overnight has resulted in slick spots on untreated surfaces this morning. Motorists should use caution, especially on bridges, overpasses, and untreated roadways where icing may be more likely. Pedestrians should also be alert for slick conditions on untreated sidewalks and parking lots," the National Weather Service warned.

There's a chance of additional precipitation on Thursday morning, according to forecasts. Temperatures will be cold enough that a dusting of snow is possible between 10 a.m. and noon, but could become rain in the afternoon as conditions warm.

Temperatures will continue to fall as the week comes to an end. Friday's high is expected to be 29 degrees, only 3 degrees higher than Thursday's projected low. Things could get even colder as Friday becomes Saturday.

Friday's low is expected to be 15 degrees, while Saturday's high is a projected 20 degrees. Temperatures could fall into the single digits on Saturday night, the National Weather Service warned.