CLEVELAND — A warm front moves north toward the area overnight. Skies will cloud up toward sunrise with low temperatures in the lower and middle 30s.
By Wednesday, look for a brief morning rush hour rain shower as the warm front inches closer. Warm air will push north through the day with our southern counties heating up into the 60s to near 70 degrees. The big question is: how far north does the warm air move? Most computer guidance products suggest temperatures stay cooler closer to Lake Erie, 40's and 50s.
Another storm system approaches the area on Friday. But, like the previous systems in the last few weeks, the heavy snow slides a few miles to our north while we experience gusty winds and cold rainfall here in Northern Ohio.
Some wrap around snow could bring an inch or two of accumulation to the area Friday night and Saturday morning.
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What To Expect:
- Staying chilly tonight
- Few showers Wednesday morning
- Much warmer (records?) Wednesday
- Warm air may stall just south of Cleveland
- Watching a late week winter storm
- Looks like rain and wind for us Friday
Daily Breakdown:
Tuesday Night: Isolated morning showers. Cold.| Low: 34º
Wednesday: Warm & windy with a slim rain chance early.| High: 59º
Thursday: Cooler, with a few rain showers.| High: 43º
Friday: Rain likely. Windy.| High: 43º
Saturday: Few snow showers. Cold.| High: 42º
Sunday: Cloud/sun mix.| High: 45º
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