Cleveland, OH – Rain is expected to return to the Cleveland area tonight, bringing likely showers and possible thunderstorms. Residents should prepare for wet conditions on local roads, including I-90, and plan for slower travel times. The National Weather Service forecasts an 80% chance of precipitation overnight, which will continue into Sunday, impacting weekend plans across Northeast Ohio.
According to the National Weather Service, Cleveland and surrounding areas could experience thunderstorms beginning tonight, with rain persisting through Sunday. Rainfall amounts could vary, with possible totals reaching between a quarter and three-quarters of an inch. Drivers should exercise caution, particularly with reduced visibility and slick conditions expected on major routes such as I-90 and I-71.
Temperatures will be mild, with highs in the upper 60s today and low 50s overnight. Sunday will see continued rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures peaking around 65°F. Monday brings cooler temperatures, with a high near 54°F, and lingering showers expected.
As the week progresses, rain will taper off, but residents should be prepared for cooler and breezy conditions. Tuesday’s high is expected to reach only 52°F with gusty winds adding to the chill. Showers are anticipated to decrease by Wednesday, but a chance of rain remains, with temperatures not exceeding the mid-50s.
For those planning outdoor activities, it’s advisable to have rain gear on hand and consider indoor alternatives for Sunday and Monday. The Cleveland area is likely to remain wet and cool through the first half of the week, making it important to stay updated with local forecasts.
