CLEVELAND — Rain chances will begin to die down by the end of this evening for all of NE Ohio behind a cold front. Temperatures will drop off in the low to mid 50s tonight; along with lower, more comfortable humidity.
You may need a light jacket Monday morning, and it will be cooler for the afternoon, with highs in the 60s for most communities, but it is one of our driest days in the next week. Isolated rain chances will be possible in our southern communities; from Rt. 30 towards the south could see a shower Monday afternoon into Monday evening. Otherwise, most of the region looks dry to begin the work week, but it will not last long.
Yep....more rounds of storms are expected Tuesday through next weekend, with mild temperatures for most of the week before a cool down by next weekend. Stronger storms will be possible on Tuesday.
What To Expect:
- Rain tapers off this evening
- Cooler & less humid overnight
- Wet and mild week ahead
- Strong storms possible Tuesday
- Looking cooler by the end of the week
Daily Breakdown:
Sunday Night: Rain chances taper off. Cooler & less humid. | Low: 53º
Monday: Mainly dry. Isolated showers south. | High: 67º
Tuesday: Rain/Storms. Strong Possible. Warmer. | High: 75º
Wednesday: Rain/Storms Late. Touch Warmer. | High: 77º
Thursday: Rain/Storm Likely. Cooler. | High: 72º
Friday: Few showers. Much cooler | High: 60º
Saturday: More showers. Cool. | High: 61º
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