CLEVELAND — The latest round of rain and storms will pull north over Lake Erie tonight, leaving behind just an isolated random rain shower moving toward sunrise Tuesday. Skies will be cloudy with overnight low temperatures near 50 degrees.
Meandering low pressure will spin over the Western Basin of Lake Erie on Tuesday. Isolated showers are possible during the morning hours. As the low begins to slide north east across the lake, more showers and a few rumbles of thunder will slide in behind the low for the afternoon and evening hours. Highs on Tuesday will get close to 60 degrees.
The low pressure finally pulls away into Canada on Wednesday. We should see some sunshine and highs should get closer to 70 degrees during the afternoon.
A weak cold front will slide south into Northern Ohio late Wednesday afternoon. That means Thursday will be chilly with highs only in the 50s
Over the last 3 days, all of NEO has picked up 1-3+ inches of rain, and a few flood warnings have been issued for Killbuck Creek and Stillwater Creek. We will continue to monitor for flooding issues over the next few days.
Rain chances will begin to lessen by the end of the week. Temperatures will remain below average, as highs will struggle to get above 70 until this coming weekend.
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday Night: Isolated showers.| Low: 50º
Tuesday: Few t'showers. Partly sunny. | High: 59º
Wednesday: Isolated showers, warmer.| High: 68º
Thursday: Isolated showers are possible. Cooler.| High: 55º
Friday: Drying out. Mild.| High: 63º
Saturday: Partly cloudy. Warmer.| High: 70º
Mother's Day: Partly cloudy. Pleasant for Mom.| High: 71º
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