CLEVELAND, OH – Gray clouds hugged the Lake Erie shoreline early Saturday, softening the skyline with streaks of mist and drizzle. Wet pavement glimmered under streetlights — a brief reminder of fall’s unsettled rhythm before sunshine returns to start the week.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, light showers will linger through the first half of Saturday, mainly before noon. Temperatures will hold near 54°F, with a calm north wind shifting west as the system drifts east. Rainfall will stay light — less than a tenth of an inch — but puddles and slick roads may greet early travelers along I-90 and Route 2.
By late afternoon, clouds will begin to break, leading to a mostly dry evening. Lows will dip into the mid-40s, cool but not frosty. Sunday brings a welcome change: sunshine, calmer breezes, and highs near 56°F — ideal weather for fall cleanup or a stroll along Edgewater Park.
Monday and Tuesday continue the fair stretch, each day warming slightly into the upper 50s with plenty of sun. It’s a calm setup before Halloween week, when models hint at another moisture push by mid-to-late week. For now, though, Northeast Ohio can expect a pleasant rebound after today’s damp start.
Keep an eye on midweek trends — early signs point to a cooler, wetter Halloween setup and a chilly November beyond.
Five-Day Outlook for Cleveland, OH:
Sat: 54/44 – Light showers early; clouds easing by evening.
Sun: 56/37 – Mostly sunny, calm winds; crisp fall day.
Mon: 56/38 – Sunny skies; comfortable afternoon.
Tue: 56/39 – Bright, mild; lake breeze possible.
Wed: 54/41 – Increasing clouds; light rain possible late.
