CLEVELAND — A few showers look to linger early on Saturday, but it will be much drier than Friday with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. While it will not be as gusty as Friday, there will still be westerly winds blowing at 10-15 mph, but the winds continue to relax into Sunday.
Lake effect light rain showers will continue to be possible through Sunday night - mainly in our northeastearn communities. Clouds look to hang tough for all of NEO on Saturday.
We dry out completely on Sunday, but it does not last long. More rain returns as we head into Thanksgiving week and Monday. It looks soaked on Monday night and into early on Tuesday.
As for Thanksgiving, there is a lot of uncertainty about the track of the next storm system. A wintry mix is possible - but not guaranteed at this point. Stay with the Power of 5 weather team for the latest updates regarding your holiday forecast!
DAILY FORECAST:
Saturday: A few lake effect rain showers left over. Drying out. Still breezy.| High: 48º
Sunday: Drier with some sunshine. Near avg. temps| High: 50º
Monday: Mild temps but more clouds leading to better rain chances late. Looking soaked heading into Tuesday.| High: 55º
Tuesday: Showers likely - especially early. Cooler.| High: 44º
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