CLEVELAND — Expect dry weather for the rest of the work week with slowly warming temperatures.
Skies will remain mostly clear and starry overnight. Temperatures will drop into the 20s area-wide. So, grab a warm coat if you are heading out to look for shooting stars. The Geminid Meteor Shower peaks tonight. We should see 20 to 40 shooting stars per hour outside of our big city lights. You will, once again, need a winter coat with low temperatures in the 20s.
More sunshine is expected Thursday with milder highs in the middle and upper 40s.
Friday should be a great day for holiday shopping. We'll see a mixture of clouds and sunshine through the day with highs in the lower 50s. More clouds arrive on Saturday. But we will still be mild and dry with highs near 50.
Low pressure moving thru the lower Ohio River Valley Sunday into Monday may spin an isolated shower our way for Sunday afternoon. Highs will still be mild: close to 50 degrees.
Cooler air arrives on Monday with more rain showers and a few wet snowfalkes. Highs will stay in the lower 40s.
What To Expect:
- A cold, quiet night
- Lows in the 20s for Shooting Star Watchers
- Much milder late week
- Several dry days ahead
- Watch for rain Sunday afternoon
Daily Breakdown:
Wednesday: More sunshine. Colder. | Low: 27º
Thursday: Mostly sunny & seasonable. | High: 47º
Friday: Partly sunny & mild. | High: 54º
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. | High: 52º
Sunday: PM showers possible. | High: 50º
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