CLEVELAND — A cold front moving through the area before midnight tonight may stir up a strong storm or two. After it passes, skies will clear out and temperatures will cool down. Overnight lows tonight will fall into the upper 30s and lower 40s by sunrise. So, grab that jacket.
Wednesday will see abundant sunshine throughout the day. But high temperatures will get stuck in the 50s in the lakeshore counties. Temperatures will be warmer inland...in the 60s. An isolated shower is possible late as a warm front moves in.
Thursday's high temperatures jump back into the 70s during the afternoon. Another cold front will move in from the west by late in the day. Scattered thunderstorms are likely as the front moves through. A few of those storms could reach severe limits with damaging winds and some hail.
Scattered showers are likely again on Friday with highs in the 60s. Saturday, Derby Day, cools back down into the 50s with a few lingering rain showers. Sunday dries out with highs in the 60s.
DAILY FORECAST:
Tuesday Night: Drying out. Clearing skies. Chilly. | Low: 38º
Wednesday: Much cooler with some sunshine. | High: 54º
Thursday: Scattered rain returning. | High: 77º
Friday: Wet & breezy. | High: 64º
Saturday: A few showers. | High: 52º
Sunday: Brighter & warmer. | High: 62º
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