Tracking accumulating snow in Northeast Ohio: How much to expect

So, how lengthy will this snow final? How a lot are you able to anticipate in your space? What are the situations like proper now? We have got you lined! Discover the put up beneath to see the most recent time-stamped updates on how the wintry climate is evolving all through the day. Be sure you refresh this web page actually because the most-recent info will seem on the prime of this story.

8:30 a.m. The farther inland you’re, the extra probably you will note extra snow right now. Many people are waking as much as see a coating to 2 inches on our vehicles and backyards. Just a few flurries falling throughout NE Ohio proceed to fall together with locations like Medina, Wooster and Bailey Lakes.

This is not going to be a continued widespread snowfall like we noticed in December. Will probably be on and off once more. Massive concern continues to be for the roads. There have been a number of accidents already reported. We proceed to see pockets of I-71 in Mansfield and I-77 between Canton and New Philadelphia space the place speeds are diminished 10-20 mph. That is as a result of snowfall.

Whereas ODOT does have greater than 1,200 crews all through the state working to clear the roads, there are some slick spots being reported. If you do not have to exit right now, we might advise to remain inside. When you do have to exit, bear in mind to cut back your velocity by 5-15 mph and do not crowd the plow.

Black ice will proceed to be a considerations as a result of temperatures will hover beneath the freezing mark.

8:01 a.m. This is an up to date take a look at how a lot snow we’re anticipating via Monday:

7:59 a.m. This is a peek at snowy street situations alongside I-71 at U.S. 250:

7:52 a.m. A peek on the snow in parts of Ohio — together with a peek at situations in Toledo and Mansfield:

7:48 a.m. Snowy in Carrollton! Because of @mawhales for sending us the picture!

7:40 a.m. ODOT says there are 1,148 crews working to clear the roads throughout the state.

From SR 772 in Ross County to SR 2 in Erie County, we’ve got 1,148 crews out throughout the state as of seven:30am. Please proceed to provide them loads of room to work as they clear state and US routes outdoors municipalities and all interstates. #ODOTwinter pic.twitter.com/ZGctBFqxKY

— Ohio Dept of Transportation (@ODOT_Statewide) January 31, 2021

7:07 a.m. This is a take a look at the snowy situations in Stark County.

6:50 a.m. ODOT says there are 92 crews working to clear the snowy streets within the jap portion of Ohio.

Good Morning! As of 6:50 a.m. 92 crews are out battling snow and ice in jap Ohio. If you must exit this morning, permit additional journey time, and provides our vans loads of room to work. Ice and Snow, Take it Gradual! #ODOTWinter pic.twitter.com/62eQZOL9BA

— ODOT EasternOhio (@ODOT_EasternOH) January 31, 2021

6:07 a.m. 3News’ Jason Frazer shares a take a look at the snowfall in Akron.