CLEVELAND — Lake effect snow showers will linger into the first half of the overnight, and then will begin to taper off after midnight. Some areas will see light accumulations around an inch or two before dawn on Sunday. Another bitterly cold overnight, as lows will bottom out in the lower Teens and Single Digits, but with breezy conditions, feels like temperatures will be below zero at times.
Dry weather moves in for everyone on Sunday, with some sunshine mixing with clouds. Highs will top out in the 20s during the afternoon.
We're not expected to make it back above 32º until Monday afternoon but once we do make it to 32°, we will stay there for the rest of the week! Temperatures in the 40s look possible by the middle of next week, with rain. Rain may begin as a wintry mix on Tuesday morning, which will include the potential of freezing rain. Something we'll need to keep an eye on, otherwise we'll see all liquid rain through the end of the week, as temperatures will be well above freezing.
What To Expect:
- Snow tapers off tonight
- Still bitterly cold
- 20s and dry on Sunday
- Thawing out next week
- Wet weather pattern moves in
Daily Breakdown
Saturday: Lake effect snow tapers off. Very cold.| Low: 14º
Sunday: Much quieter but still cold.| High: 25º
Monday: Thawing out & warming up.| High: 37º
Tuesday: Even warmer. Wintry mix to rain.| High: 40º
Wednesday: Even warmer. More rain.| High: 47º
Thursday: Wet and mild.| High: 46º
Friday: Lingering showers.| High: 47º
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