Mark Johnson has been News 5's Chief Meteorologist since 2003.
CLEVELAND — Lake effect snow is back in Ohio. I know it's the last full day of winter but the winter weather doesn't stop.
Lake effect snow showers continue today with minor accumulations likely. Roads, for the most part, should be fine but anything elevated will be snow covered. That means brides could get slick. Be safe. Snow shuts down early Tuesday as winds shift. They'll also pick up. Gusts through Tuesday afternoon will be 30-40mph. That means we're warming up and thawing out. Plan on middle/upper 40s Tuesday afternoon. .It's a brief warm-up though. Winter comes right back Wednesday... unofficially.
Spring begins at 11:06 pm on Tuesday. The first few days of Spring look chilly with more snow and more cold on the way.Tuesday: Spring begins with below-average temps. Lingering flakes. Breezy. | High: 48ºFriday: Rain/Snow possible. | High: 40ºDownload the News 5 app for the latest weather updates:Trent Magill: Facebook & Twitter
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