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Cars are covered in snow with someone pushing a snow blower. (credit: Kat Magalski)
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Many cars and parking lots were covered with snow overnight. (credit: Kirsten Beard)
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Winter storm snow covers much of the Greater Cleveland area. (credit: Lauren Schwan)
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The snow was so thick, plows were out in full force to carve out pathways for cars. (credit: Koya Ball)
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Some side streets were not plowed until later in the day. (credit: Joshua Witcher)
On Friday, Jan. 19, Cleveland State University canceled classes and closed campus offices due to winter conditions. CSU also extended the deadline for students to receive a full refund for dropping their courses to Monday, Jan. 22 and the deadline to add classes to Tuesday, Jan. 23.
The Cleveland area received upwards of 3 inches of snowfall overnight, with more expected as the day continues. Winter storm warnings remain in effect until 4 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 20.
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