CLEVELAND — It has been a soggy Friday!
Rain will slowly come to an end this evening as the rain pushes southeast by tonight.
As the rain moves out, so does the warmth. Temperatures will keep dropping into the low 40s and 30s overnight. Drier but much chillier!
We'll keep the chill around for Saturday. Temps hold in the 40s to near 50º for most of us the entire day. That is about 10 degrees below average.
The cooldown is BRIEF, though! The warmth is surging back by Sunday. Mid to even upper 70s are expected for several days next week. But with the warmth comes the return of daily storm chances. Although each day has a chance for sporadic storms, it does not look like a washout every single day.
We will be watching for any stronger storms next week as well.
DAILY FORECAST:
Friday night: Drying out and cooling down
Saturday: Cooler. Mainly dry.| High: 48°
Sunday: Warmer again. Partly cloudy. Isolated T-showers.| High: 77°
Monday: Afternoon storms possible.| High: 75°
Tuesday: Afternoon storms possible.| High: 75°
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