CLEVELAND — Chilly tonight. Milder Friday. Then very cold Saturday & Sunday!
Skies will remain cloudy tonight. Isolated snow flurries are possible. Winds could gust to around 30 miles per hour.
Due to the recent thaw and rains, we will be monitoring area rivers for any localized flooding.
Temperatures will be mild for the end of the week with many areas close to 50 degrees through Friday afternoon. On Friday, we could see a few more rain showers sliding in off the lake during the late afternoon and evening hours. Friday will also be gusty with winds out of the south 20-30 mph and gusting up to 45 mph.
Colder, subfreezing temperatures will move in for the weekend, with some lake effect flakes on Saturday. But yo-yo temperatures is the theme for the next week. After a frigid weekend, temperatures will rebound as we begin the new work week, and highs will approach 50 by next Tuesday.
DAILY FORECAST:
Thursday Night: Isolated flurries. Cloudy, breezy. Colder. | Low: 31º
Friday: Windy & warmer with a few late-day rain showers. | High: 51º
Saturday: Lake effect sprinkles then flurries possible as temps dive from the 30s into the 20s by the afternoon. | High: 28°
Sunday: Partly sunny. Blustery & cold. | High: 27º
Monday: Partly sunny and not as cold. Near normal temps.| High: 43º
Tuesday: More clouds but even warmer. Few showers are possible. | High: 49º
Wednesday: Looking warm and wet.| High: 56º
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