Cleveland, OH – Northeast Ohio residents can expect a mild and mostly cloudy day Saturday, with highs reaching near 40 degrees. Breezy conditions are forecast, with winds from the southwest gusting up to 28 mph. Sunday will bring sunshine and highs near 45, but rain showers are expected to develop by Sunday night.
According to the National Weather Service, the rain Sunday night will persist into Monday, with heavy rainfall likely in the morning. New precipitation amounts could exceed a quarter of an inch, so residents should prepare for slick roadways and slower commutes, especially on I-90 and I-480. Temperatures will remain above freezing, limiting icy conditions through Monday.
Midweek, colder air will move into the region, bringing the potential for snow showers. Tuesday night into Wednesday, forecasters predict a mix of rain and snow, transitioning fully to snow Wednesday. Highs will drop to the mid-30s, with a 70% chance of snow accumulation Wednesday. Residents should stay alert for winter driving hazards and allow extra time for travel midweek.
This weekend’s milder temperatures offer a chance to complete outdoor tasks before winter weather sets in. If you’re driving, stay aware of changing road conditions as breezy winds and rain could impact visibility.
For the latest updates, follow the National Weather Service’s Cleveland office or download a reliable weather app.
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