CLEVELAND — Cold air is settling in overnight. A very cold arctic air mass will slide southeast across the Great Lakes tonight through Wednesday.
That cold, northwest flow will stir up a few lake-effect rain showers tonight that could change over to a dusting of snow by Wednesday morning in a few spots. Low temperatures tonight will fall back into the lower and middle 30s by sunrise.
Wednesday will start with clouds and a few snowflakes early. But drier air will filter in from the northwest during the day. That will help clear our skies for the afternoon hours. You will still need a warm coat. Highs will only reach into the upper 40s and, perhaps, lower 50s.
Our temperatures will rebound quickly on Thursday. Partly cloudy skies and southerly breezes will bump the highs up to near 60 during the afternoon. Friday high temperatures soar into the lower and middle 70s again. We could see an isolated thundershower late in the day. I also expect winds to be gusty as well.
Easter Sunday looks cool. SUnrise temperatures will sit in the 40s with afternoon highs in the 50s. There is also a small chance for a rain shower during the day.
DAILY FORECAST:
Tuesday Night: A few rain showers changing over to isolated lake effect snow. Breezy.| Low: 33º
Wednesday: Isolated flakes early. Partly sunny PM. Still chilly.| High: 48º
Thursday: Partly sunny. Mild temps return.| High: 61º
Friday: Warm & windy with a few t-showers late.| High: 74º
Saturday: Few t-storms early followed by dropping temps. | High: 63º
EASTER Sunday: Partly sunny & cool. Isolated rain showers.| High: 54º
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