CLEVELAND — Another cold night tonight as skies remain mostly clear and winds remain light. Temperatures should fall back into the middle and upper 20s by sunrise.
We'll see quite a bit of sunshine on Tuesday, especially during the morning and early afternoon. Temperatures should begin to warm up to near 50 degrees thanks to southerly breezes.
Lower and middle 50s should be easily achievable on Wednesday as a warmer flow of air slides in from the south. Rain rolls back in Thursday with highs near 50. A strong cold front will usher in colder air beginning Friday, and that winter chill lingers through Saturday. Plan on a slim shot at a mix on Friday and snow on Saturday as even colder air settles in. We'll keep an eye on timing as we get closer to the all-important weekend.
What To Expect:
- A cold Monday night
- Tons of sunshine Tuesday
- Warming up nicely by Wednesday
- Rain returning late week
Daily Breakdown
Presidents' Day Overnight: Mostly clear. Cold. | Low: 26º
Tuesday: Even warmer. | High: 51º
Wednesday: More clouds. Late showers are possible. | High: 56º
Thursday: Rain likely, but still mild. | High: 50°
Friday: Colder with rain/snow possible. | High: 40º
Saturday: Some sunshine. Cold! | High: 32º
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Milder. | High: 49º
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