Scott Sabol is a certified broadcast and consulting meteorologist for WJW FOX8 in Cleveland, Ohio. With a focus on local weather forecasting, Scott provides accurate and timely information to the community. He also co-hosts the Sabol Brothers Podcast and has a background in behavioral meteorology.
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Posted: Updated: CLEVELAND (WJW) — The snow continues to pile up across the snowbelt.
(WJW) – Northern communities along the snowbelt are still digging out after multiple days of lake-effect snow. Now, more lake-effect snow is on the way as well as a more widespread burst of snow that will impact communities further south.
Winter weather returns later this week with a front bringing cold temperatures and more lake effect snow for parts of the snow belt.
A Winter Weather Advisory goes into effect Wednesday afternoon for Ashtabula and Lake counties.
More lake effect snow for Northeast Ohio. This time, the bulk of the snowfall will be along coastal Ashtabula County with about 5-8″. Lake and northern Geauga counties could get a few inches in spo…
Posted: Updated: CLEVELAND (WJW) – Lake effect snow continues in parts of Lake and Geauga counties this morning.
Four weather systems will impact northern Ohio through Christmas.
More sunshine makes an appearance Tuesday with cooler and a little more seasonable temperatures in the lower 40s. We stay dry.
Hello, Winter! The Winter season officially arrives on Saturday at 4:21 a.m. and it will feel like it this weekend with highs in the 20s and overnight lows in the teens.
Friday night into Saturday, a band of lake effect will develop off of Lake Erie and Lake Huron and is expected to bring several inches of snow in some spots.
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