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In news that may seem shocking, on this the first day of winter, Clevelanders can expect snow, slushy rain and cold temperatures over the four-day long weekend.

Normally that wouldn’t be big news, but the past week of December has brought rain paired with temps spiking almost into the 50s. But now, according to the National Weather Service Cleveland, there’s a chance the city will see snow starting tonight through Christmas Day.

The National Weather Service is currently reporting (these details can of course change by day) that weather will remain ideal for the white stuff to form with temperatures sticking mostly in the 30s and heading into the 20s at night.

These conditions could annoyingly lead to delayed travel times during the holiday weekend. Despite that, a true Cleveland Christmas is always made better with snow.

Check out an active weather radar map right here for the most up-to-date information.

One reply on “There’s Still a Chance Cleveland Could See a White Christmas”

  1. This is BIG news? What a waste of space and keystrokes!
    Slow news day, or what? Lack of news on the shortest day of the year?

    A true Cleveland Christmas is always made better with snow? Says who? Bah! Humbug!
    Anyone who has to drive …or travel…on December 24th and 25th, or shovel it, does NOT want snow!
    Easy to say if you don’t have to do much more than look out the window with a drink in your hand.
    Otherwise, a white Christmas is mostly a royal pain in the ass. Hope it melts as fast as it falls

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