The Great Lakes during a cold stretch in February, in the midst of some breezy conditions in the region. I have a pretty good guess on how things are going.

At 1053AM, ET, the Sandusky area was seeing clear skies and a temperature of 16 degrees. There were a few flurries throughout the region, thanks to lingering westerly winds. Another gnarly storm system is bringing heavy rain to the southeastern US. This is adding some moisture to the region, but by tonight, will inhibit flow into a trough moving into the region.
The trough is weak, and riding the front edge of a strong ridge in the center of the country. It will bring a few flurries to Sandusky overnight and into the early morning tomorrow. The wind in the area may lead to some lake effect flurries that last into the early afternoon, but high pressure will squash the moisture out of the region by Friday. Expect sunny skies as the weekend rolls in.
Tomorrow – A few flurries, perhaps accumulating to an inch, wrapping up in the afternoon. High 24, Low 13
Friday – Clearing and a bit warmer, High 27, Low 15

TWC: Tomorrow – Cloudy with snow showers mainly during the morning High 22, low 14
Friday – Cloudy. Very cold. High 27, Low 15

AW: Tomorrow – Very cold with snow and flurries at times, accumulating a coating to an inch, becoming breezy in the afternoon; roads could be slippery for the morning commute High 21, Low 13
Friday – Quite cold with low clouds; a warmup is on the way High 26, Low 15

NWS: Tomorrow – A chance of snow showers, mainly before 11am. Cloudy, High 22, low 14
Friday – Partly sunny High 27, Low 12

WB: Tomorrow – Cloudy. A chance of snow showers mainly in the morning. Snow accumulation up to 1 inch possible. High 20, Low 15
Friday – Partly sunny, High 24, low 18

WN: Tomorrow – Mostly cloudy with snow showers, High 22, Low 14
Friday – Partly cloudy, High 27, Low 13

CLI: Tomorrow – Heavy snow showers, High 21, Low 13
Friday – Overcast, High 26, Low 14

Given that it was -11 here this morning, the third double digit below zero morning in a row, it’s funny to see multiple outlets refer to the mid 20s as “cold”, needing to call it out like that. The radar shows an impressive amount of coverage, but it won’t add much in terms of accumulation.