CLEVELAND — The Arctic Air has moved out allowing above normal temperatures to return to the region for the weekend.
Clouds thickened up overnight ahead of an area of rain that will spread across Northern Ohio by sunrise. The extra clouds will keep it mild tonight with temps in the 40s throughout nearly the entire day. Widespread showers look to fade somewhat this afternoon, but the rain chance is never zero today. It just drops from a 100% chance this morning to about 30% chance this afternoon and evening. Plan for about 0.25 - 0.50 inches of rain.
Showers look to gradually fade with the best chance for rain early on Saturday, but another round of wet weather is expected on Sunday with chilly digits returning early next week. A few flakes will be possible Monday/Tuesday.
What To Expect
- Mild morning
- A soggy Friday
- Few lighter showers especially early on Saturday
- Scattered showers Sunday PM
- Mild weekend
- Colder next week
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Scattered showers. Rising temps.| Evening Low: 43º
Saturday: Few showers. Mostly cloudy. Temps fall during the afternoon.| Morning High: 54º
Sunday: Scattered PM showers. Mild. | High: 51º
Monday: Lake effect showers, chilly digits.| High: 42º
Tuesday: Scattered showers. Mild. | High: 51º
Wednesday: Lake effect showers, chilly digits.| High: 42º
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