CLEVELAND — Strong thunderstorms are long gone. They're east of Ohio and fading fast. Our rain over the next 24 hours will be steady at times but shouldn't be heavy. Other than a brief rumble, most of us won't even hear thunder. Still plan on a soggy Thursday.
Wet, cool and breezy. Northwest winds 10-20mph will help keep temps near 50º all day. So grab a jacket as you head out the door and keep it all day. We may not even see 60º again until the weekend. And that's if we can dry/clear out enough Saturday & Sunday. Both days look mainly dry, but we'll have to see how long it'll take to rebound after this SLOW-moving system moves out.
As of now, Memorial Day Monday is looking dry. But there is rain "around" us. Too close to call it yet, but we're watching it!
DAILY FORECAST:
Wednesday Night: Brief downpours as cooler air settles in. | Low: 49º
Thursday: Cooler. Scattered showers. | High: 50º
Friday: Still cool. a few lingering showers. | High: 54º
Saturday: Isolated showers, still cool. | High: 54º
Sunday: Slim shot of rain. Cool. | High: 60º
Memorial Day: Showers possible and warmer. | High: 65º
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