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Rain will arrive Saturday afternoon. Tomorrow will be sharply cooler with highs in the low to mid 40s. Behind this system, a much colder, more January-like air mass will move in. Temperatures will only top out around 30 degrees on Sunday. Strong winds will make it feel as if it’s in the teens all day.

Northeast Ohio is bracing for a sharp midweek weather shift as a strong cold front brings fast-accumulating snow, dangerous wind chills and lake-effect bands.

The National Weather Service has canceled a Winter Weather Advisory that was expanded to multiple Northeast Ohio counties on Sunday afternoon.

Wednesday will begin with cloudy skies and some light rain, mainly downwind of the lake. It may be cold enough for the rain to briefly mix with snow, especially across the higher terrain of the Primary Snow Belt. No snow accumulation is expected, and this should all occur before mid-morning.

Northeast Ohio could see temperatures approach 60 degrees later this week as rain and gusty winds move through, followed by colder air and snow chances this weekend.