CLEVELAND — Say "Good-bye" to the warm, Summer-like weather for a while. A cold front is sliding southeast and out of the region tonight. colder air is moving in behind the front and will keep our temperatures below average this weekend and all of next week.
An area of low pressure will slide northeast over Ohio tonight bringing steady, moderate to heavy rainfall thru early to mid morning Saturday. Rainfall totals could exceed an inch for many of us tonight and Saturday morning. Lows tonight will drop into the 40s by sunrise.
After the low pressure moves away early Saturday morning for should see several hours of dry weather into the mid-afternoon hours. Another little wave of low pressure will stir up a few additional thundershowers by early evening Saturday. Expect highs during the day in the 50s.
A few light, isolated showers are possible on Sunday and potentially part of Monday too! Plus, we're even cooler. I'm talking 40s Sunday AND Monday.
What To Expect:
- Heavy rain possible tonight
- Lows in the 40s
- Several dry hours into Saturday mid-afternoon
- Scattered t'showers by Saturday evening
- Much cooler weekend
- Isolated Sunday showers
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Rain likely tonight. Could be heavy. Isolated thunder. | Low: 45º
Saturday: Early showers. Some dry time. Few late day storms. | High: 56º
Sunday: Isolated light rain. Chilly. | High: 49º
Monday: Drying out. partly cloudy. Still cold. | High: 49º
Tuesday: Dry but chilly. | High: 52º
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