The National Weather Service’s forecast for tomorrow calls for highs in the upper teens with a bit of sunshine during the day before increasing clouds later in the day. Snow shower chances return after midnight Wednesday night as lows drop to around 10 degrees. Thursday will see more snow shower chances during the day with highs around 20 degrees.

Salt and ice melt have been hot commodities during Northeast Ohio’s recent cold snap. Customers have been combing stores as retailers struggle to keep up with demand.

The City of Cleveland has declared a Snow Emergency Parking Ban from 2:30 p.m. Sunday to 9:30 a.m. Monday. Stopping, standing and parking of cars on city streets is prohibited and will be marked as such with red and white signs.

Following heavy rain and flooding over the weekend, the Storm Team 6 predicts snow Wednesday. The system will likely impact travel. The areas with the best chance of seeing 1″+ of snow will be north of I-40.

Feels-like temperatures tumble back down to the single digits overnight and it will remain very cold most of the workweek. It will be "too cold to snow" once again later this week.

Mixed precipitation is expected with some areas receiving as much as three inches of snow. Ice accumulations are possible.

D.C., Maryland, and Virginia, there’s a chance you’ll be seeing and dealing with some snow this week. The National Weather Service (NWS) said there’s a chance that winter weather will move into the region on Wednesday and a chance remaining in the forecast into Thursday.