CLEVELAND — A cold front moving through the region tonight, will bring scattered showers and some rumbles of thunder to the region. It will be on the breezy side, with winds of 10 to 20 mph. Temperatures will bottom out into the upper 40s by Sunday morning.
A secondary trough will bring more scattered rain and even a few storms to NE Ohio on Sunday. Temperatures will not be as warm, with highs in the mid 50s.
As we head into the new work week, we will see a big upper level trough across the Great Lakes. This will keep the pattern very cool and rainy across NE Ohio. Scattered showers will be likely on Monday and Tuesday, with some areas even seeing a few snowflakes mixing in. Temperatures will only top off in the mid 40s on Monday and Tuesday.
The good news is that the upper level low appears to move into New England by Wednesday evening into Thursday. This will keep the threat for lake effect rain showers on Wednesday and an isolated chance on Thursday. Temperatures will moderate into the lower 50s for mid-week, and into the upper 50s to around 60 by Thursday and Friday.
What To Expect:
- Scattered showers tonight
- Some thunder
- Rounds of rain for several days
- More rain/storms Sunday
- Chilly for May
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: Scattered rain/thunder. Breezy. Chilly. | Low: 48º
Sunday: Scattered (heavy) rain, flood threat elevated. | High: 55º
Monday: More showers. Much colder. | High: 46º
Tuesday: Lake effect showers possible. Wet flakes. Chilly. | High: 45º
Wednesday: Showers East. Mostly cloudy. Cool. | High: 52º
Thursday: Isolated Showers. Mostly cloudy. Warmer. | High: 58º
Friday: Mostly cloudy. Mild. | High: 60º
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