Snowflakes Spotted Above Northern Ohio...Sort Of

CLEVELAND — Uh oh. Snowflakes were spotted in the clouds above northern Ohio on Friday.

Don't bust out the puffy winter jacket and scarf just yet though. The snowflakes are wet, according to the National Weather Service. They're part of a phenomenon called "Bright Banding" on radar.

"This happens when the radar see wet snowflakes in the atmosphere. We have wet flakes above 3,000 feet over Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania," the National Weather Service said on social media.

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Will there be snow this weekend? It doesn't look like it.

Temperatures are unlikely to dip below 45 degrees overnight, while daily highs could be in the 50s. Rain is likely on Saturday, and possible on Sunday, but temperatures won't be cold enough to encourage snow.