CLEVELAND — Clouds return Saturday night. There could be a very isolated rain shower early Sunday morning. But most of us will stay dry with low temperatures in the low to mid 30s.
Sunday starts mostly cloudy with decreasing clouds by the afternoon. But we see temperatures rising back up into the upper 40 to middle 50s during the day. Dry weather is in the cards for most of Sunday.
More clouds return on President's Day, as a cold front moves through the region during the morning. This will bring isolated shower chances to the region. Colder temperatures will filter in by the late morning into the afternoon on Monday, so look for most of the region stuck in the mid to upper 30s Monday afternoon.
More unsettled weather moves in for the middle and end of the work week. Rain chances will begin to increase Wednesday morning and will continue into the day on Thursday. Temperatures will once again be well above average, with highs around 60 on Thursday!
Colder air moves back into for the day on Friday, with a few snow showers. We then warm again by the start of next weekend, along with rain chances once again!
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What To Expect:
- More clouds tonight
- Not as cold
- Clouds and mild on Sunday
- 50s Sunday
- Unsettled mid-week
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: More clouds. Not as cold. Windy.| Low: 34º
Sunday: Mostly cloudy. Some PM sunshine. Mild. Windy.| High: 53º
Monday: More clouds. Isolated showers. Colder. | High: 41º
Tuesday: Cloudy. Windy. Isolated showers. Mild. | High: 49º
Wednesday: Rain likely. | High: 48º
Thursday: Rain likely. Very warm again! A three-peat. | High: 60º
Friday: Temps fall. Few snow showers. Windy.| High: 32º
Saturday: Rain showers possible. Not as cold.| High: 46º
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