CLEVELAND — Isolated lake-effect sprinkles will continue overnight into Saturday morning. With low clouds hanging tough, temperatures won't drop much. We'll see lows in the lower and middle 40s.
Final showers look to end early on Saturday and the clouds will be trying hard to clear, but temps will still struggle. We're near 50º again by the afternoon. With fewer clouds Saturday night, lows look to drop into the 30s by early Sunday - so dress warmly!
Sunday looks dry with temperatures in the 50s to near 60—plan for increasing clouds on Sunday. A few more showers will be possible next week.
It appears that the chances of rain will gradually increase each day. It will only be an isolated chance on Monday, to a few on Tuesday Scattered by Wednesday to likely by Wednesday night. We will closely watch the system by the middle/end of the week. A wintry mix will be possible by Thursday/Friday! MAYBE EVEN SOME LAKE EFFECT SNOW!
DAILY FORECAST:
Friday Night: Light lake effect showers. Cloudy skies. | Low: 45º
Saturday: Drying out & seasonable. | High: 52º
Sunday: More clouds & a bit milder. | High: 60º
Monday: Isolated showers. | High: 55º
Tuesday: Few showers | High: 58º
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