CLEVELAND — Cloudy skies will be the rule tonight with scattered rain showers moving in from the southwest by sunrise Tuesday. Lows tonight drop into the upper 30s and lower 40s.
Rain rolling in early Tuesday and picking up through midday. On a regular day, our drains could handle the rain but our streets and sewers are full of leaves. That means the flow will be restricted. Make sure you're watching for localized flooding.
Flooding and debris. Winds will be gusting above 40mph, possibly even closer to 50mph. That's enough to blow debris around. Tuesday will be active!
We'll calm down and dry out late in the day heading into Wednesday with only a few rain showers left over. Temps are staying warm enough to eliminate any snow chances.
More good news... Thanksgiving will be dry! May even see some sun... And we're staying dry through the weekend.
What To Expect:
- Clouds return
- Rainy & windy Tuesday
- Isolated lake-effect rain or snow on Wednesday
- Dry & chilly Thanksgiving Day
Daily Breakdown:
Monday Night: Cloudy skies. Blustery, Showers by sunrise.| Low: 39°
Tuesday: Rain likely. Windy.| High: 51º
Wednesday: Few showers. breezy. Colder.| High: 43º
Thanksgiving Day: Partly cloudy & cool. | High: 50º
Black Friday: Rain/Snow mix possible. Chilly. | High: 43º
Saturday: More clouds. Mostly dry. | High: 45º
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