CLEVELAND — A cool, wet weather pattern has set up across Northern Ohio and is expected to persist for the next week and beyond.
A few lingering rain showers and maybe a bit of thunder will slide in tonight. Low temperatures won't drop much
Saturday looks better with only a few rain showers here and there during the morning, with another round of rain/storms by Saturday night and into Sunday morning. Highs will be near 60 degrees again on Saturday.
Plan for more showers & storms on Sunday with highs near 60 degrees. Following a cold front, temperatures will be dropping around 10 degrees from Sunday to Monday. It continues to look damp into early next week with below average temperatures well into May!
What To Expect:
- Isolated thundershowers tonight
- Isolated showers Saturday
- Some dry time
- Rounds of rain for several days
- Bookend rain chances early & late on Saturday
- Chilly for May
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Mostly cloudy. Isolated thunder. | Low: 50º
Saturday: Few showers. Mild. | High: 63º
Sunday: Scattered (heavy) rain, flood threat elevated. | High: 57º
Monday: Few showers. Much colder. | High: 49º
Tuesday: Lake effect showers possible. Wet flakes. Chilly. | High: 47º
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. | High: 52º
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