CLEVELAND — Mild temperatures will continue overnight tonight as a warm front pulls north of Lake Erie. Clouds will begin to move in, along with a few thunderstorms toward sunrise. Lows tonight will fall into the upper 40s and lower 50s.
Scattered thunderstorms are possible during the morning hours on Tuesday. Several hours of dry weather should allow our afternoon temperatures to rise to near-record highs in the middle and upper 60s.
Scattered showers and even a strong thunderstorm are possible Tuesday night through Wednesday morning as an arctic cold front moves across the area. Morning highs near 60 will be replaced by much colder temperatures in the 30s during the afternoon. A few widely scattered snow showers can't be ruled out as the Wednesday evening rush hour commences. Winds gusts above 30 miles per hour can be expected anytime Tuesday thru Wednesday.
What To Expect:
- Mild night tonight
- Rain & storms Tuesday AM
- Warm & windy midday Tuesday
- Strong storms late Tuesday
- Temps CRASH Wednesday
- Rain changing to snow Wednesday
Daily Breakdown
Monday Night: Partly cloudy. Mild. Pre-dawn thunder | Low: 51º
Tuesday: Morning rain followed by stronger late evening storms. Blustery | High: 65º
Wednesday: Temps CRASHING with rain changing to snow. Blustery. | PM temps: 30sº
Thursday: Cold & breezy with isolated Lake Effect snow. | High: 35º
Friday: Starting to rebound. | High: 50º
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