CLEVELAND — Records will be challenged again tonight into Saturday morning. The wind will be calmer once again, which is why wind chills won't be as brutal as earlier this week, but that should not take away from the near-record cold. Still, even with a light breeze, we will see chills as cold as -24° to start off your Saturday, with air temperatures well below zero for the entire viewing area.
Here's a look at current records for Saturday (January 31st):
Temperatures once again will only top off in the low to mid-teens on Saturday afternoon, with an isolated snow shower possibility.
Highs will be slightly warmer on Sunday, with temperatures approaching 20 for the first time in over a week!
The new work week looks slightly warmer but still not back to the norm... with highs in the low to mid 20s. Relentless polar blast continues, as even with the temperatures in the 20s, that is still a good 10 degrees below average.
With the "warmer" temperatures, snow chances will begin to bump back up again next week.
Stay Warm, Northeast Ohio!
DAILY FORECAST:
Saturday: Lake effect snow showers possible, cold. | High: 14º
Sunday: Isolated snow showers possible, cold. | High: 17º
Monday: Few snow showers possible, cold. | High: 22º
Tuesday: Isolated snow showers possible, cold. | High: 26º
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