CLEVELAND — After a cold start on Friday morning, more sunshine helped temperatures recover nicely into the mid-to-upper 60s during the afternoon. It was such a bright and beautiful day...however, the fully blue sky will not last for the entire weekend.
Plan for increasing clouds on Friday and a few showers this weekend. An area of low pressure is expected to sink south tonight and continue into tomorrow. With the increase of clouds, a few showers are possible overnight and into early Saturday. The extra clouds will prevent our temperatures from dropping as much tonight, so it will not be nearly as cold as last night. Plan for temperatures in the low 50s to mid-40s overnight.
For the rest of Saturday, there will be plenty of dry time with variable clouds and temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s. Not everyone will see rain, but a few more showers are possible Saturday afternoon and again on Sunday. The best chance for those showers will be east of I-77, with an even better chance once you cross state lines into PA. In fact, a few showers are possible for the Browns game in Pittsburgh. This is due to a strong nor'easter that will be riding up along the east coast of the United States. While the greatest impacts will remain safely away from NEO, those couple of showers and breezy winds by Sunday evening are expected.
Rain chances return to zero for the first half of the work week with seasonable temperatures in the 60s.
DAILY FORECAST:
Friday Night: Not as cold. More clouds.| Low: 50º
Saturday: More clouds. A few PM showers. | High: 65º
Sunday: More clouds. Few showers, mainly east. | High: 68º
Monday: Brightening sky, mild for October. | High: 70º
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