CLEVELAND — Rain showers will move in overnight tonight as a low pressure center moves into Ohio on Saturday. Some of the rain could be heavy at times, and you might also hear some thunder. Lows tonight will fall into the 45 to 50-degree range by sunrise.
More scattered rain and thundershowers are likely on Saturday. As the low pressure moves through the area, winds out of the east and northeast will increase. Gusts above 30 mph can be expected Saturday afternoon and overnight into Sunday. The highest wind speeds will be closer to the Lake Erie shoreline. A gale watch is in effect for Saturday afternoon and evening. Rainfall totals will be around an inch for most communities on Saturday, but locally higher amounts of 1.5 - 2.00 inches will be possible as well by early Sunday morning.
More widely scattered rain showers are possible on Sunday. That could impact the Browns Game. Temperatures will climb into the middle 50s during the day.
We're staying WAY below average most of next week with lingering rain chances until mid week for some.
What To Expect:
- Widespread rain overnight
- Rounds of rain this weekend
- Heavy rain at times
- Much cooler air ahead
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Clouds thicken. Rain arrives.| Low: 62º
Saturday: Waves of rain likely, cool & breezy.| High: 54º
Sunday: Widely scattered Lake effect rain showers likely.| High: 54º
Monday: Few more showers. Cool.| High: 55º
Tuesday: Isolated showers.| High: 57º
Wednesday: Drying out.| High: 60º
Thursday: Seasonable temps.| High: 65º
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