CLEVELAND, Ohio — The major winter storm set to hit a large swath of the country this weekend is looking increasingly likely to impact the Cleveland area, dumping what’s now expected to be at least half a foot of snow on Northeast Ohio.

Ohio will see snow, strong winds and sub-zero temperatures this weekend due to winter storm Fern. What we know and how much snow Ohio might get

Current central Ohio Weather conditions COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — While the Columbus area and most parts north of Franklin County are in between sub-freezing conditions, the first wave of the next winter storm caused several central Ohio counties to declare snow emergencies,

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The first snowfall projections for this weekend’s sprawling winter storm are calling for 9 or more inches for much of Northeast Ohio, aligning with the winter storm watch in effect from Saturday evening through Monday afternoon.

While we warm back up some Saturday afternoon, sub-zero wind chills will return for an extended period of time both Sunday morning and Monday morning. For these reasons, we have decided to issue 10TV Weather Impact Alert Days for Friday evening through Saturday morning, and again both Sunday and Monday mornings.

Heads up! We're tracking accumulating snow and frigid temperatures that will impact all of Northeast Ohio.

This weekend is expecting arctic air, and moisture to meet up. We will likely see the coldest weather of the season, with snow possible too.

In Northeast Ohio, a Winter Storm Watch goes into effect Saturday at 7 p.m. and remains in effect through Monday afternoon.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Mostly clear skies are in the forecast for Tuesday in Northeast Ohio, but don’t expect to feel warm, sunny rays. The National Weather Service is predicting a high of only 16 degrees.

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