CLEVELAND — Widespread rain moved into NEO early on Sunday. This widespread rain will gradually move out from west to east this afternoon/early evening. This looks like a good soaking of rain, too. Rainfall totals will likely be between 0.5 and 1.00 inches across all of Northeast Ohio. A few more showers will be possible this evening, but there will be more dry periods than this morning.
A low-pressure system is bringing all of this wet weather. It will feature a warm front this morning that will kick our temperatures into the low 60s today, but it will be followed by a cold front this evening. This system will also increase our winds. Plan for southerly winds of 15-20 mph with gusts of 30+ mph.
A few lake-effect rain showers will be possible early on Veterans Day. A secondary cold front will swing through Monday afternoon/evening, sparking a few more light showers. Even with these rain chances, it will not be as wet as Sunday. It will remain breezy through Tuesday.
The two cold fronts will drop our temperatures to the low 50s or even upper 40s on Tuesday, but the weather will also be drying up.
What To Expect:
- Rain returns Sunday
- 0.50 - 1.25 inches of rain expected
- Gusty winds Sunday and Monday
- Few more showers on Veterans Day with seasonal temps
- Cooler & drier by Tuesday
Daily Breakdown:
Sunday: Rain likely. Bit milder & breezy.| High: 62º
Veterans Day: Isolated lake effect rain showers.| High: 58º
Tuesday: Drying out & chilly.| High: 50º
Wednesday: Dry for most of the day. Near norm temps.| High: 56º
Thursday: Few showers.| High: 57º
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