CLEVELAND — The clouds will be stubborn across NEO...for a while. It will be a calm, cloudy, and cold night with temperatures in the mid-30s.
Thanks to the clouds, temps struggle to rebound on Thursday. We're likely to be stuck in the upper 40s again tomorrow.
Temperatures will bump up a few degrees for the end of the week, with highs closer to 50º on Friday. However, rain chances will get a bump, too.
Rain will increase from the SW, and that is also where we have the best chance to see rain on Friday. Farther north may miss out on any showers, but we will be watching the track of the next system carefully over the next day.
Rain could linger early on Saturday, but most of the weekend is looking dry.
As we head into Thanksgiving week, rain chances ramp up by Tuesday. That system bringing rain will also likely usher in colder temperatures by the middle of the week. Some data suggests a few flakes may be possible on Thanksgiving or Black Friday. With that said, it is still more than a week out, and we will be watching it closely. Stay tuned!
DAILY FORECAST:
Wednesday Night: Mainly cloudy, calm winds, cold temps. | Low: 35º
Thursday: Variable clouds. Seasonable. | High: 47º
Friday: Rain returns, especially south. Warm and breezy. | High: 50º
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Drying out. Cooler. | High: 47º
Sunday: Dry and mild.| High: 52º
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