CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio is staring down an active stretch of December weather, with several rounds of rain, snow and strong winds expected to sweep through the region this week.

Before the mess arrives, Monday offers a quiet but frigid calm before the storms. High pressure over the Great Lakes will keep conditions mostly dry, though temperatures will lag well below normal and be stuck in the 20s with wind chills in the teens.

Overnight lows will fall into the teens and even upper single digits, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland .

Snow showers could return as early as Tuesday as a weak clipper system slips by to the north and sends a warm front across the region. Any accumulation looks minimal, but it’s the opening act for a stronger system arriving Tuesda

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