CLEVELAND — No more ice or snow for a while. Now, we focus on rain showers for the next several days.
A few lingering showers are likely tonight, with some patchy fog in spots. Roads will be wet, and temperatures will rise into the lower and middle 40s by sunrise.
Wednesday looks wet, with about half an inch of rain moving in during the day. Grab the rain gear! These rain showers last for the next 2 days off and on. May even work in some downpours Wednesday and Thursday. The additional rain helping melt the snowpack could lead to some minor flooding. We will also monitor local rivers for any ice jam flooding potential!
The water held in the snow pack plus a solid 1" of rain will take a while to soak in or run off. We're pushing almost 50º, but finding dry time to enjoy it will be tough.
We're back to more seasonable temps this weekend with another shot at snow early next week.
What To Expect:
- Rising temps overnight
- More showers and patchy fog tonight
- 40s to near 50º Wednesday/Thursday
- Widespread (heavy) rain Wed-Fri
- Flooding possible
Daily Breakdown
Tuesday Night: Thawing out with more light rain.| Temps: Rising to near 44º
Wednesday: Warmer with widespread rain.| High: 48º
Thursday: Soaked with more mild air.| High: 46º
Friday: Lingering showers.| High: 44º
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