Ohio hit by lake-effect snow; 2–8 inches expected, schools closed and roads hazardous
Northeast Ohio faced slick roads and bitter cold on Thursday (January 15) as a Lake Effect Snow Warning remained in effect until 7 p.m., with forecasters calling for 2 to 8 inches of additional snow in snowbelt areas. Hazardous travel prompted school closings, delays.
Northeast Ohio faced slick roads and bitter cold on Thursday (January 15) as a Lake Effect Snow Warning remained in effect until 7 p.m., with forecasters calling for 2 to 8 inches of additional snow in snowbelt areas. Hazardous travel prompted school closings, delays.
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