CLEVELAND — Skies will remain clear for the most part overnight. Winds will quiet down quite a bit. Low temperatures will stay cold...between 25 & 30 degrees by sunrise.
The Arctic Air is in full retreat this week. Tuesday brings more sunshine. If you are headed out for groceries, no worries about rain or snow. High temperatures are topping out in the middle and upper 40s.
Thanksgiving eve will be quiet and mild, as highs top off around 50. Thanksgiving Day highs rise into the lower and middle 50s. Dry weather should prevail as well.
Rain chances will begin to move in late on Thanksgiving Day into Black Friday. Still seeing temperatures in the upper 40s on Friday, but colder air filters in for the day on Saturday; along with a rain/snow mix possible.
Stay warm everyone.
What To Expect:
- Clear & calmer tonight
- Lows between 25 & 30 degrees
- Even warmer tomorrow
- Rain chances return late week
Daily Breakdown:
Monday Night: Clear & still cold. Not as windy.| Low: 30º
Tuesday: Much brighter and warmer. | High: 49º
Wednesday: Near norm. | High: 50º
Thanksgiving: Seasonable. Showers returning overnight. | High: 54º
Friday: Rain likely with temps holding in the 40s. | High: 47º
Saturday: A few rain showers left over. | High: 45º
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