CLEVELAND — Lake effect rain and snow are shifting east and out of Ohio this evening. Dry weather will be the rule tonight. For many of us, the skies will clear out. This will set up a very frigid night with inland lows in the middle and upper 20s with lake shore lows in the lower 30s by sunrise.
We will see quite a bit of sunshine for your Thursday. Winds will shift around to the southwest tomorrow on the heels of high pressure to our southeast. This will allow some milder temperatures to move in. It will still be chilly Thursday with highs near 50. But 55 to 60-degree temperatures look good Friday through Sunday. Clouds will hang tough overhead Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, with an isolated rain shower possible on Sunday.
What To Expect:
- Cold and Breezy
- Lake effect Rain/Snow tapers off
- Clearing/warming late week
Daily Breakdown:
Wednesday Night: Some clearing. Cold. | Low: 31º
Thursday: More sunshine but still chilly. | High: 49º
Friday: Mostly cloudy. | High: 56º
Saturday: Looking GREAT with more clouds late.| High: 58º
Sunday: Isolated PM shower. | High: 57º
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