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,

A very wet weather pattern sets up this week with mountain rain/snow along with valley rain. Winds then pick up tonight into Tuesday with Wind Advisories and Warnings in place.

Storm Bram - named by Met Eireann, Ireland's equivalent of the Met Office - develops rapidly on Tuesday, moving north to the west of the UK but bringing heavy rain and strengthening winds for all. The strongest winds will be around Irish Sea coasts and up to the north-west of Scotland where severe gales are possible later on Tuesday.

We have a very active weather pattern that will impact the region this week as an atmospheric river takes aim at the Pacific Northwest.

Fairground ride dumped off the M180 among most bizarre things found along roads in 2025 Speed camera locations in northern Lincolnshire December 8-14 “Rain is an additional impact from Storm Bram, with the possibility of 100mm over higher ground in the south of Wales and parts of Devon.