Things are starting to get a bit more seasonal, starting tonight. Chances of snow, for at least half our area, on Tuesday.

Snow showers began moving into central Ohio around midday and will last on and off this afternoon. Less than an inch of accumulation is expected for most of the region. This all happens as temperatures stay well below normal for this time of year.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The snow shovels may get another brief workout before the week is over — and the timing could complicate the Friday morning commute. After snow showers Tuesday and a brief midweek lull,

Snow squalls and snow showers are possible on Friday ahead of another wave of brutally cold Arctic air for New Jersey this weekend. The forecast for Tuesday will bring a short-lived break from the cold with temperatures rising to around freezing and into the mid-30s across the state.

Baltimore is set for varied weather, including light snow and a potential Arctic front with strong winds and power outage risks.

A WYMT First Alert Weather Day is in effect Wednesday as snow showers move in during your morning commute. But don’t worry: warmer, sunnier days are just around the corner.

Light snow is possible Tuesday night, mainly for southern sections of New Jersey, with minimal accumulations of around a half-inch or less expected.

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BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) — Highs were below 20 for the last 9 days.

A fresh dusting of snow is possible overnight in parts of the Baltimore Area, with slick spots possible into the Wednesday morning commute.