Winter Storm Warning: Heavy Snow and Frigid Temperatures Expected in Northeast and Great Lakes Region

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The forecast for Greater Cleveland has worsened, with up to 16 inches of snow and high winds expected. The National Weather Service issued a lake-effect snow warning, predicting heavy snowfall from Monday night through Tuesday. The worst conditions are expected in Lake and Ashtabula counties, with 8 to 16 inches of snow forecasted. Travel is expected to be very difficult or impossible, and significant impacts on Tuesday morning commute times are anticipated. In addition to snow, winds will pick up, reducing visibility. The weather service advises keeping emergency supplies in vehicles.
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