CLEVELAND — Lake effect shower chances will continue into the overnight into the start of the work week. The threat will begin to taper off late Monday into Tuesday. Temperatures will remain below average, as highs top off in the mid to upper 50s Monday and Tuesday.
Mornings could dip into the 30s away from the lake early on Tuesday, so some patchy frost could be possible.
Warmer temperatures will filter in for the middle of next week, along with the threat for more rain by Wednesday evening through next weekend.
What To Expect:
- Lake effect showers linger
- Small hail/graupel possible
- Chilly start to week
- Patchy frost?
Daily Breakdown:
Sunday Night: Few Lake effect showers and chilly. | Low: 41º
Monday: Isolated to few showers. Below average.| High: 56º
Tuesday: Drying out. Still cool.| High: 58º
Wednesday: Shower chances late. Warmer.| High: 62º
Thursday: Rain showers. Mild.| High: 62º
Friday: More rain late.| High: 64º
Saturday: Morning rain. Few PM showers. Cooler.| High: 58º
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