CLEVELAND — Rain chances will begin to return during the second half of the overnight. Temperatures will once again be very warm for this time of the year. Most locations will only bottom out in the upper 40s.
You will want to have the umbrella handy if you are planning out heading outdoors on Sunday!
More widespread and heavier rain is expected for majority of Sunday. The highest chance for rain should be during the first half of Sunday with a slow decrease in coverage by Sunday night and into Monday morning. 0.50 - 1.50 inches of rain will be possible on Sunday. A few storms will be possible on Sunday, with gusty winds in excess of 50 mph will be a possibility.
The cold comes back just after the new year. Plan for chilly rain changing to a wintry mix on New Year's Eve into the first of the year.
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday: Looking soaked as temps gradually drop. Storms possible. | High: 58º
Monday: Drying out and a bit cooler.| High: 48º
New Year's Eve: Falling temperatures. Rain to snow possible. | High: 46º
New Year's Day: Cold & windy with a few rain/snow showers. | High: 38º
Thursday: Much Colder with lake effect snow. | High: 31º
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