CLEVELAND — We now return you to your regularly scheduled season! Temperatures will drop back into the lower 30s by the end of the overnight, under mostly cloudy skies.
As we head into the day on Sunday, temperatures will much colder, but where we should be for the middle of February, as highs top off in the upper 30s and lower 40s. Skies will feature more clouds, but some sunshine will be had across the region.
A new system takes aim at our area early next week. Monday looks to start off dry, with increased precip chances throughout the end of the day through Tuesday morning. As of Saturday evening, the worst of the storm stays south of Cleveland, but how far south is still a bit in question. It looks like our southern communities (Akron to Wooster and points south) could see accumulating snow with higher totals in central eastern Ohio into PA as well. Stay tuned for more details!
By St. Valentine's Day the stray chance for a flake will linger and temperatures will top off in the mid to upper 30s. Our next shot at precip will be on Friday into Saturday; with a wintry mix on Friday changing to a shot at a few snow showers on Saturday.
What To Expect:
- Mostly cloudy skies stick around
- Falling temperatures this evening
- Colder, more seasonable next week
- Watching the next system carefully
Daily Breakdown
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Colder. | Low: 32°
Sunday: Partly sunny. | High: 39º
Monday: Mostly Cloudy. Scattered PM snow, mainly in southern counties. | High: 39º
Tuesday: Early snow showers. Mostly cloudy. | High: 38º
St. Valentine's Day: Partly cloudy. Stray flake. Chilly. | High: 37º
Thursday: Mostly cloudy. Touch warmer. | High: 41º
Friday: Wintry mix. Colder. | High: 36º
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