After rain changed to snow overnight Sunday, a very cold air mass has arrived in the area.

Monday should start rather dry, though a passing flurry is possible. Highs will peak in the mid-thirties- well below the airport's average high of 52 degrees. Winds will shift from Northerly to Northwesterly, setting the stage for established lake-effect snow by the evening.

This will be the main driver of snow accumulation, especially in areas north of Youngstown. A couple or few inches will be common, and the northern half of both Trumbull and Mercer counties could pick up even more.

As winds shift on Tuesday, lake-effect snow will become less favorable by the afternoon. Both days, regardless, will only have highs peaking in the mid-thirties, the area's coldest since early April. Skies will be m

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