Tuesday has been another C-O-L-D winter day across Northeast Ohio! Temperatures are only in the lower teens Tuesday afternoon, with wind chills still subzero.

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There is the potential to set a new record for the number of consecutive days below zero in NW Ohio between now and the end of the weekend. We will see if that actually can happen (it will be close, but we think we stay positive enough to not put this consecutive streak into play),

Arctic air continues to settle in and dominate Columbus’ weather. Before temperatures start to get better, they will get worse heading into the weekend.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The winter storm going through Northeast Ohio is beginning to taper off, but while the snow is slowing down, there will be no relief from the cold. Forecasts from the National Weather Service are calling for highs in the mid-teens Monday.

How many school closings are there for Monday? What are the road conditions like right now? What about parking bans or snow emergency levels in your county? We're following real-time updates throughout the wintry weather with everything you need to know.

A major snowstorm will hit central Ohio this weekend. Download the 10TV+ app on your smart TV for 24/7 coverage and the latest updates.

Next round of snow showers arrives around dinner time. Right now, snowfall accumulations remain light this evening. Temperatures will be in the lower 30s. With a gusty wind up to 30 mph at times it’ll feel like we’re in the lower 20s.