OHIO — Models continue to show possible measurable snowfall for most of Ohio from November 29 to the end of the first week of December.
The latest run of the GFS Model shows snowfall beginning on Saturday, November 29, and lasting off and on through Thursday, December 4.
The current totals shown by the model have northern Ohio bringing in the highest snow totals with 4-7 inches possible from Nettle Lake to Ashtabula.
Central Ohio looks to be in the 2-3 inches of snow area while southern Ohio is in the 1-2 inches area.
Highs look to average in the 40s during the days of November 29-December 4, while lows will be in the low 30s to high 20s.
As there are still several days to go, things can change, but this is what the GFS is showing as of 2:30 PM Saturday.
Your latest forecast may be viewed here.
