Did Sunday feel not as cold? Cleveland topped the freezing mark, 32 degrees, for the first time Sunday afternoon since New Year’s Day. Here’s a look at Sunday’s highs:

Forecasters are calling for a chilly day Monday in Northeast Ohio and it will get even colder overnight. Highs will be in the upper 20s during the morning but temperatures are expected to fall steadily during the afternoon.

With cold air in place, scattered lake effect snow will develop overnight. Expect hit-or-miss snow showers through the day tomorrow. Where squalls persist, an additional one to three inches of snowfall may occur. Wednesday will be frigid with wind chill temperatures in the teens all day!

A strong cold front will move through Northeast Ohio Monday. Scattered to numerous snow showers will develop along the front Sunday night into Monday morning.

While Northeast Ohio will continue to see snow falling in the coming days, it won’t be as significant as the major snowstorm that hit the region between Jan. 1 and Jan. 5, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland.