Mark Johnson has been News 5's Chief Meteorologist since 2003.
Buckle up for our next winter storm. This one will come in waves. The first wave is wind. We're WINDY today. Gusts from 30 to 40mph this afternoon and evening ahead of the storm. Temps jump above freezing briefly with highs near 38º. That leads us to our next wave of the storm. Rain mixing to snow.The precip starts as rain showers late Wednesday evening. As temps dive back below freezing, the rain changes to snow by midnight but quickly change to snow as temps drop.
Wednesday: Windy & a bit warmer with a mix to snow likely late afternoon.| High: 37ºThursday: Quick clipper with accumulating snow for most areas. Cold. Windy! | High: 29ºFriday: Lake effect snow east of CLE. | High: 31ºSaturday: Light snow is possible.
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