Snow Event: Tuesday 03/17/2026

The Winter Weather Advisory ends at 2 pm on Tuesday, but the hourly forecasts show intermittent snow until midnight on Wednesday.

"Varying forecasts" seems to be the phrase of the season, and we're still seeing that with this storm! Some forecasts are calling for just a coating of snow, while others are calling for 5-9 inches.

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We are ready to plow if necessary. The hourly forecasts are showing minimal accumulation. If they are correct, we may not hit the 2" trigger. However, we wouldn't be surprised if they change. We'll be monitoring the accumulation and will post updates below as always. Hope you got to enjoy our "false spring" while it lasted! Hopefully the sunshine will be back in no time.

1:30 pm

We are seeing 0.5 - 1.5 inches of accumulation across our service area and there are periods of snow in the forecast for the next few hours. It is unclear how much more accumulation we will see as the day goes on, but we will continue to monitor it.

11:30 pm

We've hit just about 2" in the Pepper Pike/Chagrin area and plows will be dispatched there around 3 am. We will continue to monitor the rest of the service area.