CLEVELAND — Rain chances have tapered off this evening, with still an isolated shower chance in our northeastern communities before midnight. Otherwise, we will see skies gradually clear across NE Ohio tonight. Temperatures will be on the chilly side, as many areas drop into the 40s. Our southwestern communities will be some of the coldest areas late tonight into early on Sunday, as temperatures could drop into the lower 40s and a couple of locations into the upper 30s! Areas of Ashland, Richland, and Wayne counties will see the best chance at seeing these temperatures..
Browns Sunday looks dry and Fall-like with highs in the mid to upper 60s under a partly sunny sky! It will still be a bit breezy.
Temperatures begin to climb again by early next week along with a lengthy dry spell.
What To Expect:
- Rain tapering off
- Chilly overnight temperatures
- Drier & cooler for Browns Sunday
- Warming next week
Daily Breakdown:
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Still cool & breezy.| High: 68º
Monday: Seasonable temps.| High: 79º
Tuesday: Even warmer. Stays dry| High: 82º
Wednesday: More sun and warmth.| High: 86º
Thursday: Mostly sunny and warm.| High: 86º
Friday: Warm. Mostly sunny. Staying dry.| High: 86º
Saturday: Warm. T'showers possible.| High: 85º
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