See it: Browns, Steelers battle in snowy showdown at Huntington Bank Field in Cleveland

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CLEVELAND, Ohio – The Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers battled it out in a snowy showdown Thursday evening for an NFL divisional matchup. 

Chris Boswell #9 of the Pittsburgh Steelers kicks a field goal through the snow  in the third quarter of the game against the Cleveland Browns at Huntington Bank Field on November 21, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio.

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It was a nail-biter right down to the final whistle in Cleveland. With just 57 seconds left, Nick Chubb powered through the Steelers' defense for a crucial touchdown run, sealing a thrilling 24-19 victory for the Browns.

The team celebrated their win in the most epic way possible: by making snow angels with the Thursday Night Football crew.

STEELERS-BROWNS: SNOW FALLS DURING COLD, RAINY NIGHT IN CLEVELAND

Ogbo Okoronkwo #54 of the Cleveland Browns and Rodney McLeod Jr. #12 make snow angels after the game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Huntington Bank Field on November 21, 2024 in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Officially, a mere 0.8 inches fell in Cleveland. However, it was enough to transform Huntington Bank Field into a winter wonderland. With the combination of precipitation and wind, the "feels like" temperature was in the 20s, if not colder at times.

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After Thursday's rain and snow, things are settling down for the rest of the NFL's week 12 games. The FOX Forecast Center said the only game where weather may be a factor is the Arizona Cardinals vs. the Seattle Seahawks.

After rain and snow made Thursday night's Steelers-Browns game slick, things are settling down for the rest of the NFL's week 12 games. 

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Millions from North Carolina to New York are under winter weather alerts as several inches of snowfall are expected through the early weekend. Forecast models predict 5-12 inches of snow in the heavier accumulation zones, with possibly heavier amounts.

Cities along the Interstate 95 corridor will face similar issues to communities along the lakes, as temperatures will be too warm for snow and precipitation will mostly fall in the form of rain.

According to the FOX Forecast Center, the snowfall won't last long as temperatures during the Thanksgiving week will quickly rebound, melting away any early signs of winter. 

A look at the Thanksgiving week forecast.

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For the nearly 80 million traveling for the holiday, the week will start off quietly from coast to coast, but forecasters are monitoring the potential for inconvenient weather in the eastern part of the country during the second half of the week.