CLEVELAND — Skies will begin to clear out late this evening and that will help temperatures fall into the mid Teens for overnight lows. Winds will begin to increase during the second half of the overnight, and this will make it feel more like the Single Digits will the Wind Chill factor to begin the day on Monday.
There will be more sunshine on Monday, but it will also be gusty. Plan for southwesterly winds of 15-25 mph and gusts potentially over 40 mph. Much of Monday will be dry, but snow shower chances will begin to arrive during the late evening, especially in our eastern communities. The weather will become more active by the middle of the week, with snow chances Tuesday through Thursday.
We will begin dry on Friday to wrap up the week and the month of January, but rain will return by Friday and into the weekend. Will need to continue to monitor timing as we could see rain chances as early as Friday morning or as late as Saturday morning. Temperatures will be trying to warm into the 40s by the start of next week, so finally some above average temperatures to look forward to!
DAILY FORECAST:
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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