Cleveland, OH – Residents across Northeast Ohio can expect another stretch of dry, sunny weather this week as temperatures remain slightly above seasonal averages.
According to the National Weather Service Cleveland, skies will stay mostly sunny through Saturday, with high temperatures ranging from the upper 70s to mid-80s. Overnight lows are forecast between 52 and 61 degrees, offering cool evenings despite the warmer afternoons.
The forecast shows Tuesday reaching 79 to 85 degrees, followed by similar conditions Wednesday. By Thursday, highs could peak near 87 degrees, with sunny skies holding through Friday. Saturday is expected to begin mostly sunny, though clouds will increase later in the day.
Forecasters noted that the next chance for rain is not expected until late Saturday night or Sunday, bringing a potential shift in the region’s prolonged dry spell. Until then, residents can expect favorable conditions for outdoor activities, commutes, and late-summer events across Cuyahoga County and surrounding areas.
The extended dry weather follows a pattern of warmer-than-average September days, a trend meteorologists say has been consistent in recent years across the Great Lakes region.
