Cleveland, Ohio – Rain may briefly return Saturday across Northeast Ohio, but by Sunday, Cleveland residents can expect a full summer preview with highs climbing into the 80s by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, a weak system will move through the area Saturday, May 31, bringing a 30% chance of scattered morning showers and breezy conditions. Winds could gust up to 20 mph along the I-90 corridor. Conditions clear by late afternoon, leading into a stretch of warm, sunny days beginning Sunday, June 1.
Sunday marks the start of a warming trend with highs near 67°F and wall-to-wall sunshine. By Monday, temperatures jump to 75°F under clear skies. Tuesday is expected to be the warmest day of the week with highs reaching 84°F. Light winds and low humidity will make for ideal outdoor conditions—but with increased UV exposure, residents are advised to stay hydrated and apply sunscreen.
Cleveland drivers should take caution Saturday morning as wet roads and gusty winds may impact visibility, particularly on elevated routes like I-90 and Shoreway. No major flooding or storm hazards are expected, but those sensitive to poor air quality should be aware: light smoke from Canadian wildfires may persist through Monday.
Looking ahead to the extended five-day forecast:
- Sunday (June 1): Sunny, 67°F
- Monday: Sunny, 75°F
- Tuesday: Sunny, 84°F
- Wednesday: Partly sunny, chance of showers late, high 86°F
- Thursday: Possible thunderstorms, 77°F high
