CLEVELAND — We've got a high pressure area building into Northern Ohio tonight. That means a clear sky and lots of chilly overnight lows. Most of us will end up in the middle and upper 40s by sunrise with a few spots even cooler than that at sheltered inland locations.
Temperatures gradually increase a couple degrees over the next few days, but will continue to be below average for this time of the year. High pressure will keep us dry for the next several days. The next shot for rain looks to be on Sunday with our next system. A few isolated thundershowers are possible on Sunday.
What To Expect:
- A clear night tonight
- Chilly lows in the 40s
- Feeling like fall
- Nice late week rebound
- Isolated rain Sunday
Daily Breakdown:
Thursday Night: Clear skies. Chilly. | Low: 49º
Friday: Sunny & nice. | High: 70º
Saturday: Sunny & nice. PM Clouds. | High: 72º
Sunday: Scattered rain showers. | High: 68º
Monday: A few showers, mainly early. | High: 68º
Tuesday: Drying out, nice. | High: 72º
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