CLEVELAND — Rounds of showers and thunderstorms moved through the region on Sunday prompting some localized flooding in NEO. Unfortunately, the weather pattern will remain unchanged into the new week with a similar weather day in store for Monday. Flooding will be possible in the snowbelt, where the highest rainfall amounts are expected. 2-4 inches of rain will be possible there, with smaller amount in our southern and western communities.
We'll see a drying trend later in the week with temperatures still well below average through mid-week, highs on Tuesday and Wednesday will struggle to break 60 degrees. Highs will finally rise into the mid-60's by Friday.
What To Expect:
- Temps staying WAY below the norm
- Plan for rounds of rain
Staying rainy into Monday and Tuesday - Drying out mid-week
- Watching Tropical Storm Ian's path
Daily Breakdown:
Monday: Additional Showers and a few thunderstorms. Heavy rain at times. Chilly.| High: 62º
Tuesday: Few more lake effect showers. Chilly| High: 58º
Wednesday: Stray showers, finally drying out.| High: 58º
Thursday: Dry! High: 58º
Friday: A bit warmer, Sunny High: 65°
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