Marion, Ohio 7 Day Weather Forecast

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FXUS61 KCLE 220522
AFDCLE

Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Cleveland OH
1222 AM EST Mon Dec 22 2025

.SYNOPSIS...
High pressure will maintain influence over the region through
Monday morning before a warm front lifts across the area Monday
night into early Tuesday. A cold front will track east across
the region during the day Tuesday, followed by high pressure
that will maintain influence through Wednesday.

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.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TODAY/...
Some residual upper-level troughing and marginal low-level
moisture over the eastern Great Lakes may produce some isolated
and light snow showers across NW PA through this evening, but
otherwise expect dry weather across most of the area through
mid-morning Monday as a ridge continues to build over the
region. Efficient radiational cooling will occur as a result of
clear skies and light winds tonight and expect widespread
widespread lows in the teens and lower 20s with single digits
possible across typical cold spots in interior NE OH and NW PA.

A shortwave will cross the region Monday afternoon and evening as a
warm front lifts northeast across the Ohio Valley. An initial round
of light snow showers is possible with the shortwave Monday
afternoon into the evening with more widespread precipitation moving
into the local area as the warm front lifts into the region Monday
night. Ptype on the leading edge of the warm frontal precipitation
will likely be snow, however there may be a somewhat narrow swath of
a wintry mix of rain/snow/freezing rain/sleet across interior NE OH
and especially the higher terrain of interior NW PA late Monday
night before precip quickly transitions to rain. Any ice
accretion should be a light glaze and expect ice to melt as
temperatures quickly rise above freezing by daybreak Tuesday
morning so impacts should be marginal.

Monday`s highs will be in the 30s across most of the area, however
lower 40s are likely in southwestern zones. Anticipate overnight
lows in the upper 20s and low to mid 30s Monday night with
temperatures following a non-diurnal trend as the warm front
lifts over the CWA.

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.SHORT TERM /TONIGHT THROUGH WEDNESDAY NIGHT/...
A cold front will move across the region Tuesday, but largely
expect a dry frontal passage with PoPs quickly tapering off as a
ridge and surface high build in behind the front. The ridge will
also prevent a significant air mass change and warming
temperatures are anticipated through Christmas Eve. A shortwave
will likely crest the ridge on Wednesday night which will
deliver high (albeit light) rain chances to the area towards
the end of the short term period. High temperatures will
generally be in the 40s Tuesday and Wednesday with lows in the
upper 20s and lower 30s Tuesday night giving way to lows in the
30s and lower 40s Wednesday night.

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.LONG TERM /THURSDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...
The weather pattern becomes a bit more unsettled Christmas Day
through the weekend as a series of disturbances cross the
region, but impactful weather is not anticipated. The highest
PoPs will be across NE OH/NW PA due to possible lake
enhancement, however PoPs will likely be refined as confidence
in the timing and placement of upper-level features increases.
Guidance favors well above normal temperature Christmas Day and
Friday with temps possibly moderating closer to normal by the
end of the weekend. Highs may touch 60 degrees southeast of a
line from roughly Findlay to Mount Vernon Thursday and Friday.

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.AVIATION /06Z Monday THROUGH Friday/...
Areawide VFR and clear skies continue through the rest of
tonight under high pressure. High level clouds will move
overhead as the high exits to the east and a warm front
approaches from the west during the day today. An initial area
of light snow showers will be possible at KCLE and east this
afternoon. Opted for PROB30 with this TAF package to highlight
primary timeframe for these snow showers.

Widespread precipitation and low stratus will enter terminals
from the southwest late in the TAF window this evening.
Expecting precipitation to begin as a rain/snow mix before
quickly transitioning to all rain tonight. Have begun to
introduce MVFR ceilings in low stratus at all TAF sites
~05Z/Tue.

Light and variable winds overnight become southerly to
southeasterly while increasing to 8-12 knots this afternoon.

Outlook...Non-VFR possible in rain and low stratus Monday
night into Tuesday morning. Non-VFR possible in periods of rain
Wednesday night into Friday.

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.MARINE...
Flow across Lake Erie will favor a southwesterly component
through Tuesday. Winds generally remain between 10-15 knots,
though winds may exceed 20 knots at times on Tuesday. Winds turn
northwesterly Tuesday night into Wednesday while decreasing to
15 knots or less as high pressure builds overhead. Winds return
offshore Wednesday night as the high exits to the east,
remaining at 10 knots or less. A weak low will approach the
region on Friday which may increase southwesterly winds to 20
knots.

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.CLE WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...
OH...None.
PA...None.
MARINE...None.

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SYNOPSIS...15
NEAR TERM...15
SHORT TERM...15
LONG TERM...15
AVIATION...13
MARINE...13