CLEVELAND — the severe weather threat has shifted south and east of the area for the rest of tonight. A few lingering showers are possible through the morning rush on Friday. Lows tonight fall into the 40s and those temperatures will stay with us all day long on Friday. So grab that warm Spring coat.
Saturday is still mild and dry for the day, with high temperatures in the middle and upper 50s. Another cold front will drop in from the north Saturday evening, bringing with it another shot of rain and chilly air late Saturday night and into early Sunday (St. Patrick's Day). St. Paddy's Day looks seasonable with temperatures in the 40s with a few light showers. Lake effect snow showers will be possible on Monday with below-average temperatures!
What To Expect:
- Isolated showers tonight
- Cloudy and cooler
- Much cooler Friday/this weekend
- Light showers on St. Paddy's Day
- Snow possible next week
Daily Breakdown:
Thursday Night: Few showers. Cooler. Low: 40º
Friday: Rainy early, then drying out. Much cooler. | High: 44º
Saturday: Cloudy, mainly dry until late. | High: 56º
St. Patrick's Day: Even cooler with a few light rain showers. | High: 44º
Monday: Cold & blustery with scattered snow likely. | High: 35º
Tuesday: Spring begins with below-average temps. | High: 39º
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