Much warmer tonight. Scattered showers are in the forecast. The higher chance of overnight. The rain could initially mix with some snow or sleet at the onset in some towns. You folks in the higher terrain south and east of Cleveland could see that. Temperatures are expected to be around 40 degrees by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow.

Northeast Ohio residents can expect high temperatures in the low 20s with wind gusts approaching 30 mph, followed by overnight lows in the mid-teens.

A band of wet snow will move from west to east across Northeast Ohio Monday afternoon, mainly between noon and 4PM. There will be a break in the precipitation Monday evening. The next wave of scattered rain showers with a little snow mixed in will arrive Monday night and continue through Tuesday morning.

Gold (GC=F) futures opened at $4,369.90 per troy ounce Monday, just down from Friday’s closing price of $4,387.30. The closing price on Friday eclipsed the previous high the yellow metal reached back in October.

By Wednesday afternoon, temperatures will warm into the low 40s for the first time since late-November. Mostly cloudy sky and blustery tomorrow. Southwest winds will gust to around 30 mph at times. The warmest day coming up will be Thursday.

Lake-effect snow will develop this evening, particularly in Northeast Ohio and Northwest Pennsylvania, with accumulations of three to five inches expected and snowfall rates up to one inch per hour. Cleveland and areas eastward could see snowfall rates approaching 0.75 inches per hour late this evening.

When a winter storm is threatening the East Coast, you'll hear the word "uncertainty" from meteorologists in the days leading up to the storm. There are signs in the models for a potentially significant snowstorm, but the important details on track, timing ...