Cleveland, Ohio – Residents across Northern Ohio were treated to a sudden burst of winter weather on Monday evening, as large snowflakes began falling across several communities, signaling a brief but noticeable return of wintry conditions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), a “narrow band of snow” moved through parts of northeast Ohio and into northwest Pennsylvania, catching many people off guard during the evening hours.
While the snowfall was not expected to cause major accumulation, its timing and intensity sparked conversations among residents who had not seen flakes of that size in some time.
Narrow Band of Snow Moves Through the Region
Meteorologists with the National Weather Service reported that the snow developed as a compact, fast-moving band, which can often produce brief but intense snowfall over a short period. These narrow bands typically form when colder air moves into the region and interacts with lingering moisture in the atmosphere…