CLEVELAND — On and off rain chances will be with us this evening into the overnight across NE Ohio, especially north of Rt. 30. Temperatures will begin to drop into the mid to upper 40s for many tonight.
More lake effect rain will be possible Monday and Tuesday, as colder air filters in from the northwest. Temperatures will struggle to warm for the beginning of the work week, as many will only top off around 50 for highs through mid-week.
The colder air will bring the possibility of our 1st wet snowflakes of the season late Monday night through Tuesday morning, especially in the snow belt region.
The pattern of chilly and raw conditions will finally break by week's end, and sunshine returns for Thursday through the weekend. Temperatures will be closer to average Thursday and Friday.
What To Expect
- On and off showers Sunday Night
- Even cooler next week - highs in the 50s
- Blustery winds Monday/Tuesday
- Lake effect showers Monday & Tuesday
Daily Breakdown:
Monday: Still dodging rain showers, much cooler. | High: 51º
Tuesday: More lake effect showers. Below average temps. | High: 50º
Wednesday: Isolated lake effect showers early. Still chilly. | High: 52º
Thursday: Much drier, a bit milder. | High: 60º
Friday: More sunshine and seasonal. | High: 65º
Saturday: Mostly sunny. Above avg temps. | High: 69º
Sunday: Looking dry and warm. | High: 68º
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