CLEVELAND — It is a much milder start to the day on Saturday compared to Friday morning, with more clouds. You can thank our next system for that plus bringing back the chance for rain this weekend. Much of the daytime hours will be dry on Saturday except for a few showers here and there. Plan for temps in the mid-60s, so cooler than Friday afternoon, but pretty typical for mid-October.
The rain/storm chances ramp up tonight and into early on Sunday. The best chance for rain will be in the northernmost communities, with the highest rainfall totals falling there as well. There will likely be a large range of rainfall totals by the end of the weekend. Plan for periodic showers throughout the rest of the day on Sunday and continuing on Monday.
This system will feature a cold front, so next week, we will get another cold snap! Highs will likely get trapped in the 50s for early next week. We will slowly be drying up next week as well. We are leaving the chance for some lake-effect rain showers on Tuesday and Wednesday, so they will only impact our northeastern communities.
What To Expect
- A few showers this weekend
- Rain chances increase Saturday night into Sunday
- Best chance & heaviest rain to the north and early on Sunday
- On and off showers Sunday PM and Mondy
- Even cooler next week - highs in the 50s
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday: More clouds and seasonal. Few showers. | High: 64º
Sunday: Heaviest early then scattered T-showers. | High: 65º
Monday: Still dodging rain showers, much cooler. | High: 52º
Tuesday: A few more lake effect showers. Below average temps. | High: 50º
Wednesday: Isolated lake effect showers early. Still chilly. | High: 56º
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