After a seven-day streak with temperatures above average, temperatures will feel much more seasonable for the next seven days.

We’re expecting light, scattered snow showers throughout the day on Sunday, and with the unseasonably mild air that preceded it, accumulations are not the primary concern at this time. We’ll likely see folks area-wide receiving a coating, with some people getting up to an inch on Sunday. Any accumulations will fall on non-paved surfaces.

Lingering lake-enhanced snow will open the week, aided by a much-thawed Lake Erie. These will mainly impact those closer to the lake – namely, those in northern Trumbull and northern Mercer counties. At the highest, those folks should receive another inch on the area grasses. High temperatures will still be low, around 30 degrees. Those flurries should finally subside overnight into Tuesday.

After the snow comes to a close, we’ll remain cold on Tuesday. High temperatures will similarly be close to 30 degrees, though it won’t be as breezy. We’ll get a few breaks of sun close to midday, though clouds will quickly fill in later on. Temperatures will increase overnight, along with the chance of some snowflakes. 

These snowflakes will come from a quick-moving clipper system, mainly late in the evening and overnight. Some more flurries could spill into Wednesday, though the day will be mainly dry. Partly to mostly cloudy skies will rule the middle of the week with temperatures milder, around 40°.

Another weathermaker is set to roll around the valley on Thursday. The specifics of this still need to be ironed out, but we think precipitation will move in overnight, with a mix of rain and snow likely during the day. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s.

After Thursday’s rain and snow, we’ll deal with drier conditions to open up the weekend. Friday looks to be a mainly sunny day, with Saturday following the same script. The first half of the weekend will be mild, with temperatures close to 50°, though we’re expecting temperatures to fall back down below average once the weekend is set and done.