CLEVELAND, Ohio – Sunshine will dominate northeast Ohio skies into Tuesday, but Lake Erie poses a hidden threat for beachgoers and boaters. The National Weather Service warns of moderate rip current risks through Monday evening, urging swimmers to use caution and avoid unsafe water conditions.
According to the National Weather Service Cleveland office, dry weather remains locked in place with daytime highs near 80 degrees through midweek. The stretch of clear skies means safe travel on major roadways like I-90 and I-71, with no storm-related traffic issues expected. Residents should still stay weather-aware near Lake Erie, where rip currents can form even under sunny conditions.
Cleveland and surrounding communities, including Lorain and Cuyahoga counties, will see mostly clear nights with lows around 60 degrees. Winds remain light and variable, adding to the calm, late-summer pattern. This quiet stretch offers a good window for outdoor plans, from commutes to evening events.
By Friday, temperatures dip slightly into the mid-70s, with the first sign of unsettled fall weather arriving over the weekend. A chance of showers Saturday into Sunday could bring slick roads and slower travel times, though rainfall amounts are expected to remain light.
Northeast Ohio residents can enjoy the sunshine now but should prepare for shifting conditions by late week. Stay updated as advisories could be issued if rainfall trends increase.
Five Day Forecast for Cleveland, Ohio
- Tuesday: Sunny, high near 80. Low near 60.
- Wednesday: Sunny, high near 78. Low around 60.
- Thursday: Sunny, high near 78. Low near 60.
- Friday: Mostly clear, high near 76. Low around 58.
- Saturday: Partly cloudy with showers possible, high near 79. Low near 61.
