Ohio – A cool, quiet start greets Cleveland this morning, but wet pavement and umbrellas will soon return as a multi-day rain pattern takes shape.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures begin near 38°F with calm winds and dry conditions early. Skies turn partly sunny by midday, pushing highs close to 59°F across Cuyahoga County and along the Lake Erie shoreline.
That calm stretch does not last long.
Clouds increase late today, and a few light showers may develop toward early Monday. While rainfall remains spotty at first, conditions shift quickly as a stronger system organizes over the Midwest.
By Monday afternoon, scattered rain develops with highs near 68°F. Roads along I-90, I-71, and the Shoreway could turn slick during peak travel hours. Plan extra time if heading out.
Rain becomes more persistent Monday night.
Showers intensify after sunset, with thunderstorms possible and rainfall chances climbing to 60%. Visibility may drop quickly during heavier bursts. Keep headlights on and slow down.
Tuesday brings another round of active weather.
Rain chances hover near 50% with temperatures rising to 73°F. Winds increase, and brief downpours may disrupt outdoor plans across Northeast Ohio.
The most widespread impact arrives midweek.
By Wednesday, rain likelihood jumps to around 60–80%, with steady showers expected through much of the day. Commuters should expect wet roads, reduced visibility, and slower travel region-wide.
This pattern holds into Thursday, keeping Cleveland locked in a damp spring stretch.
Five Day Outlook for Cleveland, OH:
Today: Partly sunny, high near 59°F
Monday: Chance of rain, high near 68°F
Tuesday: Chance of rain, high near 73°F
Wednesday: Rain likely, high near 53°F
Thursday: Rain likely, high near 60°F
