CLEVELAND — Rounds of rain will keep us soggy through Saturday.
Scattered rain and tumble of thunder this evening will slowly shift south tonight. Skies will remain cloudy with some patchy haze and fog possible. Lows will drop into the 30s by sunrise.
Rain should slide south for most of Friday along with the cold front. So we should enjoy a several dry, chilly hours during the day. Highs Friday in the lower 40s. But the front slides back north Friday evening bringing back the threat for heavy rainfall for all Friday night through at least Saturday morning. When all is said and done, many communities will pick up around 1 to 3 inches of rain with locally higher amounts by early Sunday. Flooding is a possibility. Watch for ponding of water on roads and small streams and rivers over their banks.
We'll bounce back up into the lower 50s for the weekend highs with rain likely on Saturday and look to be much drier by Sunday morning.
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What To Expect:
- Rain tonight shifting south
- Chilly lows in the 30s by sunrise
- Some dry weather on Friday
- Soaking rains Friday night & Saturday
- Drying out on Sunday
Daily Breakdown:
Thursday Night: Few sprinkles. Cloudy skies. | Low: 34º
Friday: Drying out for many. Isolated showers. Chilly temperatures.| High: 40º
Saturday: More rain, possible flooding. Warmer morning temps.| High: 64º (AM)
Sunday: Drying out. Lots of sun. Near norm temps. | High: 49º
Monday: Mostly cloudy. Chilly. | High: 44º
Tuesday: Still cloudy. Chilly. | High: 44º
Wednesday: AM sun. PM Clouds. | High: 47º
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