CLEVELAND — FROST ADVISORY for Lorain, Medina, Ashland, Richland, Wayne & Holmes Counties thru 9am Tuesday.
Another chilly night with mostly clear skies and temperatures falling back into the upper 30s and lower 40s. A few spots could see some light frost by sunrise.
Skies will be mostly sunny on Tuesday as high pressure slides south across the state during the day. High temperatures will stay a few clicks below normal again today with highs in the lower and middle 60s.
On Wednesday, we're pushing 70 degrees...finally back to near normal. Those warm temperatures will hang around on Thursday, but we could see a few rain showers approaching from the west by late afternoon as the next cold front moves our way.
Much colder air arrives for the weekend. Friday's high will be 20 degrees chillier than Thursday...lower 50s! A few showers are possible during the day.
What To Expect:
- Frosty nights ahead
- Sunny again on Tuesday
- More seasonable mid-week
- Rainy late week
- Much colder by Friday
Daily Breakdown:
Monday Night: Clear & starry. Isolated inland frost. | Low: 41º
Tuesday: Lots of sunshine. | High: 63º
Wednesday: Seventies!! | High: 70º
Thursday: PM showers. | High: 72º
Friday: Scattered (lake effect) showers. MUCH COLDER! | High: 52º
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