Strongsville weather forecast

After a mostly mild November, snow at Thanksgiving will signal the coming of a very cold period, especially in the west. Temperatures will seesaw from January through March. Precipitation will generally be below normal, with above-normal snowfall in the southwest and below-normal snowfall in most other parts of the region. The coldest periods will occur in December, early and mid-January, and in early and mid-February. The snowiest periods will be in early and mid-December, early to mid-January, early February, and early March.

April and May will have above-normal temperatures and below-normal precipitation, with hot temperatures in mid-May.

Summer temperatures will be near or slightly above normal, on average, with below-normal rainfall. The hottest temperatures will occur in early and mid-June and mid-July.

September and October will be cooler and drier than normal.
Forecasts for the next 2 months
November 2008
Avg. Temperature: 44° (4° above avg.)
Precipitation: 2" (1" below avg.)
Nov. 1-5: Rain, warm
Nov. 6-9: Rain and snow showers, chilly
Nov. 10-16: Rainy periods, warm
Nov. 17-19: Rain and snow showers, chilly
Nov. 20-24: Sunny, warm
Nov. 25-26: Rain to snow
Nov. 27-30: Snow showers, cold

December 2008
Avg. Temperature: 21.5° (4° below avg. east, 11° below west)
Precipitation: 2" (1" below avg.)
Dec. 1-5: Rain to snow, turning cold
Dec. 6-17: Lake snows, very cold
Dec. 18-20: Snow showers
Dec. 21-25: Lake snows, very cold
Dec. 26-31: Rain and snow showers, mild