Cleveland, Ohio A wind advisory is in effect through 7 p.m. Friday due to strong winds that are blowing over northeast Ohio today, with gusts as high as 50 mph. Cuyahoga, Lorain, Medina, and Erie are among the counties that are impacted by the advisory, which was issued by the National Weather Service (NWS) Cleveland. Locals should be ready for potential power outages and dangerous driving conditions, particularly on I-90, I-71, and other major thoroughfares.
Southwest winds of 20 to 30 mph, with gusts as high as 50 mph, are expected to last throughout day, according to NWS Cleveland. High-profile vehicle drivers should use caution since strong gusts can make steering challenging, especially on open highways. To avoid damage, loose outdoor items should be fastened.
As cooler air rolls in, circumstances will change on Saturday, March 1. With blustery conditions continuing, there is a chance of snow showers developing in the morning. With a high of just 26 degrees Fahrenheit, temperatures will drop considerably, and wind chills will make it feel even worse.
The area will experience partly sunny skies on Sunday, March 2, with the possibility of lingering snow showers in the early hours of the day. Today’s calmer weather will be drastically contrasted with highs that will stay below freezing at 28 degrees Fahrenheit.
With largely clear skies, temperatures will begin to rise as the new week gets underway, reaching 42 F on Monday. But Tuesday and Wednesday will see more rain, and there may be a lot more precipitation in the middle of the week.
To avoid wind damage, residents are advised to secure outdoor goods and keep abreast of local forecasts.
