CLEVELAND — After a warmer start to the weekend, temperatures will drop back into the low to mid 20s for most during the overnight hours. A couple of snow showers will be possible in our southern communities especially, but overall it will be a dry evening and overnight for most. Despite temps dropping only into the 20s, it will feel more like the Teens for most, with winds between 10 and 15 mph.
Behind a weak frontal boundary, temperatures will top off in the upper 20s on Sunday. A stray flake or two will be possible, especially in our extreme northeastern communities tomorrow morning and early afternoon. Wind chills will once again make it feel more like the Teens for most on Sunday.
More sunshine and breezy conditions return on Monday. Then it will become more active for the middle of the week, with snow chances Tuesday through Thursday, along with a raindrop mixing in.
To wrap up the week and the month of January, we will begin to dry out on Friday. February will begin on an active note, with rain chances, along with warmer temperatures.
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday: Stray flakes. Colder again.| High: 29º
Monday: Partly cloudy. Warmer but blustery. | High: 33º
Tuesday: More clouds. Snow/mix possible. | High: 28º
Wednesday: Scattered snow showers. | High: 32º
Thursday: Few snow showers. Cold. | High: 28º
Friday: Partly sunny. Touch warmer. | High: 31º
Saturday: Rain showers/mix. Warmer. | High: 37º
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