CLEVELAND — We will dry out tonight as low pressure pulls well to our northeast. Clouds will be slow to leave the area until early Thursday morning. Low temperatures tonight will fall into the lower & middle 30s in most spots.
Thanksgiving will be dry. So, no travel troubles for anyone! We will even see some sun. Highs will remain in the 40s for Turkey Day. So grab a coat and some stretchy pants and enjoy.
A weak cold front will move through Thursday night and into Friday. This will bring an isolated lake effect rain or snow showers for a few communities in the primary snow belt east of Cleveland. High pressure will return and keep things dry on Saturday, but a wintry mix looks likely on Sunday, with lingering lake-effect snow showers into next week.
What To Expect:
- Drying out tonight
- Clouds hang around until Thursday morning
- Brighter & dry for Thanksgiving
- Winter cold (lake effect) Friday
- Brighter Saturday
- PM Snow Sunday
Daily Breakdown:
Wednesday Night: Cloudy skies. Chilly.| Low: 35º
Thanksgiving Day: More sun but still chilly. | High: 48º
Black Friday: Cold & breezy with isolated lake-effect snow. | High: 37º
Saturday: Partly sunny but still chilly. | High: 41º
Sunday: AM mix, PM snow (Trace-2"). | High: 40º
Monday: Lake effect showers. | High: 36º
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