Some of us will see our first flakes... All of us feel the cold though.

Could we actually see snowflakes on Friday & Saturday?... The short answer: Yep!

Overnight will be cloudy and cold but drier! Isolated showers with breezy winds will continue overnight. Winds turn more northerly tonight, allowing a few lake-effect showers to get going while temps fall into the 30s. By early Friday, some cold rain can mix with wet snowflakes. Take it easy on the roads in the morning.

More rain than snow expected for the afternoon as temperatures try to rise into the upper 30s and low 40s (which is about 10 degrees below average for mid November), but a couple bands of lake effect snow are expected to develop by Friday evening.

And if you live in the west or south regions and think you will not be affected...hold your horses! Northerly winds mean lake effect bands move farther inland and farther west.

Accumulation is going to minimal for a couple of reasons. The ground is warm. Air temps are expected to stay above freezing. There could be a few heavier bursts where some brief, minor slush tries to collect, but widespread accumulation isnt the expectation. That means most wet snow that falls will melt pretty quickly.

Regional weatherThe cold & lake effect showers stick around

This isnt a one-morning chill. Highs only reach the mid 40s through the weekend, with overnight temps dropping into the 30s. Its heavier-coat weather, especially with wind making it feel even colder at times.

Saturday stays chilly with lake-effect showers still possible. Winds will become more northwesterly on Saturday which pushes most of the lingering lake effect rain and snow showers farther east into only CLE Metro and Snowbelt Regions. Things finally improve Sunday as the wind shifts and pushes most of the lake effect away for all of the NEO. Well get more sunshine back, which will certainly make the day look better.

It wont make it much warmer. Want 50s again? Well have to wait until next week. There should be a gradual warming trend with several dry days!

5-Day Forecast:

Friday: Showers continue. 1st flakes for some. Colder. | High: 41

Saturday: Lake effect rain/snow showers. Chilly. | High: 44

Sunday: Isolated lake effect rain/snow showers. Chilly. | High: 47

Monday: More sun but still cool. | High: 49

Tuesday: Sunny & Milder. | High: 52

Learn the lingo: The Power of 5 Weather Team wants to get you your forecast closer to home. We have broken NEO into 5 separate and distinct regions. Find your region to get your hyper-local forecast!

Cleveland Metro Region: Cuyahoga County. This region includes cities such as Cleveland, Parma, Westlake, Berea, Strongsville, Independence, Solon, Beachwood, and Euclid. Snowbelt Region: Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula Counties. This includes cities such as Mentor, Geneva, Ashtabula, Bainbridge, Chardon, Burton, and Orwell. Akron-Canton Region: Summit, Stark, and Portage Counties. This region includes cities such as Akron, Canton, Hudson, Ravenna, Mantua, Alliance, and Canal Fulton. West Region: Lorain, Medina, Erie, Huron, Richland, and Ashland Counties. This region includes cities such as Lorain, Wellington, Medina, Lodi, Ashland, Mansfield, Willard, and Sandusky. South Region: Wayne, Holmes, Tuscarawas, Carroll Counties. This region includes Wooster, Millersburg, New Philadelphia, Strasburg, Mineral City, Carrollton, and Newcomerstown

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