Cleveland, Ohio – Cooler temperatures will settle in across Ohio on Thursday as a weak cold front moves through the region, bringing a slight dip in daytime highs and a low risk of rain. While a few areas may experience brief showers, most locations will remain dry throughout the day.
According to the National Weather Service, temperatures on Thursday will be noticeably lower than Wednesday’s highs, with areas such as Cleveland expected to peak around 60°F. The cold front will sweep through in the morning hours, with a slim chance of rain—generally below 15%—over the course of the day. Areas near Lake Erie, such as Erie, PA, may experience slightly cooler conditions than inland cities.
The cold front will push east by Thursday night, allowing temperatures to rebound into the mid-60s to low 70s on Friday. As skies clear, Ohioans can look forward to a more pleasant, warmer weekend.
For those with outdoor plans, Thursday’s cooler weather shouldn’t bring significant disruptions, but residents should be mindful of the possibility of light showers in the morning and early afternoon. No major weather impacts are expected during the evening commute.
Stay tuned for further updates as the region heads toward the weekend’s milder temperatures.
