Mostly clear skies are in the forecast for Tuesday in Northeast Ohio, but don’t expect to feel warm, sunny rays. The National Weather Service is predicting a high of only 16 degrees. Steady winds of 13 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph will push wind chills to minus-15 degrees.

It’ll be a cold one Tuesday evening, as temperatures bottom out in the single digits just before midnight, with wind chills below zero as a steady breeze persists.

Temperatures plummet from around 40 degrees at midday to the upper 20s by sunset. A strong north to northwest wind develops as well. For tonight, low temperatures continue dropping to the teens as lake-effect snow continues. Bands and squalls of heavy snow may lead to reduced visibility.

How are the traffic conditions? What about the latest school closings? Check this story to follow live updates as we track the latest on the wintry weather.

Air temperatures in Cleveland could reach a low of -4 degrees on Friday night, according to the National Weather Service. Here's a look at the most recent sub-zero days in Cleveland.

A cold snap with lake effect snow is forecasted for the Great Lakes region by the NWS Cleveland, affecting travel and temperatures.

CLEVELAND — Brutally frigid temperatures are taking over Northeast Ohio as we start the work week, which is why the National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for the entire region until noon Tuesday.

Motorists should expect slippery roads, causing travel delays that could impact the Wednesday evening and Thursday morning commutes.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Monday will start off with mostly cloudy skies but will gradually become mostly sunny. Highs will be near 40 degrees but the windy conditions remain, with gusts around 31 mph, according to the National Weather Service. It will be partly cloudy overnight and temperatures will drop to around 29 degrees. Wind gusts will be 25 mph.

Cleveland's weather forecast predicts increased winds and possible snowfall, with snow squalls and lake effect snow likely.