CLEVELAND — The last chunk of Arctic Air for the season will settle into Northern Ohio this week.
Scattered lake effect snow showers are likely overnight with minor accumulations where snow bands persist. The skies will be cloudy all night. We'll see low temperatures falling back into the middle 20s by the AM commute.
Tuesday starts with clouds and a few lake-effect snow showers to the east in the snow belt. Sunshine will win out for the afternoon. Highs will get stuck in the middle and upper 30s for the day. The Guardians' home opener looks COLD! Plan for temps in the 30s with wind chills in the 20s... That's right... Near record-breaking COLD for this year's Home Opener.
We're keeping it chilly the rest of the week with high temperatures Wednesday through Saturday in the 40s. A few inland counties could bump a few degrees above 50 on Thursday and Friday. Watch for a mix of rain and wet snow on Wednesday afternoon. More rain showers Wednesday night and Thursday.
The Arctic air will finally retreat early next week, with highs closer to 60 by Monday.
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday Night: Mostly cloudy, breezy & cold. Isolated lake effect snow. | Low: 26º
Tuesday: Isolated lake effect snow. PM sunshine. Cold.| High: 35º
Wednesday: Mostly cloudy. Few showers late. | High: 45º
Thursday: Scattered showers. Lots of clouds. | High: 48º
Friday: AM showers. Cloudy and cold. | High: 41º
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Still chilly. | High: 45º
Sunday: Partly cloudy. Back to average. | High: 54º
Monday: Partly cloudy. Mild. | High: 63º
Download the News 5 app for the latest weather updates:
Follow the News 5 Weather Team:
Mark Johnson: Facebook & Twitter
Trent Magill: Facebook & Twitter
Katie McGraw: Facebook & Twitter
Phil Sakal: Facebook & Twitter