CLEVELAND — Warmer air will filter in behind a warm front for the start of the new work week.
The warm front is pulling north of Lake Erie now allowing very warm November temperatures to settle in across Ohio. Overnight lows will stay mild. We'll be near 58 degrees by sunrise. Skies will be partly cloudy all night. Winds will gust above 25 miles per hour at times.
Election Day Tuesday stays warm with temperatures reaching up toward new record highs: Upper 70s to near 80 degrees. Hold on to your ballots though. Winds could gust between 40 & 50 mph, especially along and west of Interstate 71. Skies will see a mix of clouds & sunshine during the day.
A cold front approaching from the west Tuesday night will increase the chances for rain across the region after sunset. Once the front passes through by Wednesday late morning, we'll feel temperatures drop back into the low 60s. We should be dry Wednesday through Saturday with seasonable highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s.
What To Expect:
- Warm & windy tonight
- A few showers today
- Dry Tuesday!
- Scattered Rain Wednesday morning
- Seasonably mild through the weekend
Daily Breakdown:
Monday Night: Partly cloudy. Windy & warm. Near-record highs. | Low: 63º
Election Day: Warm & windy with showers especially late. | High: 79º
Wednesday: Scattered AM showers. Breezy. Cooler. | High: 65º
Thursday: More clouds. Cooler. | High: 57º
Friday: Mostly Sunny.| High: 60º
Saturday: Mostly Sunny.| High: 64º
Sunday: Rain likely.| High: 63º
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