Cleveland, OH – Ohio residents can expect a mix of winter and spring weather this weekend, with rain, snow, and a warm-up in the forecast. While Friday night brings rain and snow, temperatures will climb next week, offering a preview of spring just in time for daylight saving time.
According to the National Weather Service, rain and snow will move into Cleveland and Wilmington late Friday, continuing into early Saturday morning. Low temperatures will drop to around 28°F in Cleveland and 31°F in Wilmington, with light snow accumulation possible.
Saturday will be mostly sunny, with highs near 35°F in Cleveland and 44°F in Wilmington. Winds will shift southwest, bringing gusts up to 24 mph in some areas. By Sunday, temperatures will rise to 45°F in Cleveland and 54°F in Wilmington under mostly sunny skies.
The real warm-up begins Monday, with highs reaching the low 60s in southern Ohio and mid-50s in the north. By Tuesday, Wilmington could see 67°F, while Cleveland warms to the low 60s.
With daylight saving time beginning Sunday at 2 a.m., residents should set their clocks forward one hour before bed Saturday night. Warmer days are on the horizon, but be prepared for chilly nights and potential showers midweek.