CLEVELAND — Areas of patchy drizzle and or an isolated shower will linger into the overnight hours. Areas of fog will be likely across the region, with visibility reduced greatly at times. Temperatures will not fall much, as many areas will see lows between 40 and 43.
Look for mostly cloudy skies on Christmas Eve. We could have areas of fog that might slow you down a bit, especially during the morning hours. Plus a few spots of drizzle are also expected. Highs on Sunday will reach into the lower and even middle 50s.
Christmas day looks mostly cloudy and mild with highs in the middle & upper 50s! A few showers may try to sneak in from the southwest by sunset. Rain will continue to slide NE through Christmas night. Rain will be likely for everyone by Monday night and looks to become widespread by Tuesday. Unsettled weather is expected next week with falling temps.
What To Expect:
- Areas of Fog/Drizzle tonight
- Fog & drizzle possible Sunday
- Very mild Christmas Day
- Rain late Monday through Tuesday
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: Patchy Drizzle/Shower. Areas of Fog. Mild. | Low: 42º
Christmas Eve: Mainly dry, warmer. Isolated showers | High: 54º
Christmas Day: Clouds mixing with a little sun. PM showers.| High: 59º
Tuesday: Scattered Rain likely. Still warm. | High: 58º
Wednesday: Scattered AM showers. Getting cooler.| High: 49º
Thursday: Scattered mix. Chill returns.| High: 40º
Friday: Scattered snow showers. Seasonal.| High: 38º
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