CLEVELAND — Wednesday afternoon temperatures will be cooler with highs in the upper 40s and low 50s along the lakeshore communities. Inland areas around the US Route 30 should be able to bounce temperatures back up to 60+ degrees, with some areas in the mid to upper 60s.
The forecast looks about the same on Thursday, with slightly warmer temperatures into the 50s north & well into the 60s south. By week's end, we could reach the lower 70s on Friday! Best of all, rain chances this week are limited, so expect some warmer, dry days until Saturday that is.
The next best chance for rain and storms holds off until this weekend. Much of Friday will be dry, but scattered rain and storms are expected by Saturday and early Sunday. We will be monitoring the potential for stronger storms by Saturday afternoon and evening.
DAILY FORECAST:
Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy. Cold. | Low: 28º
Thursday: Partly cloudy. Mild again!| High: 53º (60s Akron/Canton!)
Friday: More clouds. Very Warm! Windy.| High: 73º
Saturday: Scattered thunderstorms. Some could be strong to severe. Warm & windy!| High: 70º
Sunday: Scattered rain, especially during the morning. Cooler.| High: 58º
St. Patrick's Day: Partly sunny. Chilly!| High: 40º
Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Warmer again.| High: 61º
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