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Northeast Ohio Weather: Cleveland Warms 12° by Sunday, Nov. 1
CLEVELAND, OH – Residents across Cleveland and surrounding Cuyahoga County communities should prepare for a chilly Friday night followed by a noticeable warming trend, with temperatures climbing towar
By Jenna Hartley · 2026-10-30T09:11:52.507Z
CLEVELAND, OH – Residents across Cleveland and surrounding Cuyahoga County communities should prepare for a chilly Friday night followed by a noticeable warming trend, with temperatures climbing toward 70 degrees by Tuesday, Nov. 3, before rain chances increase later in the week.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, Friday, Oct. 30, will bring sunny skies and an afternoon high near 58 degrees. North winds of 7 to 11 mph will accompany the cooler conditions along Lake Erie.
Friday night will turn partly cloudy, with temperatures falling to approximately 43 degrees as winds become calm.
Halloween Weekend Brings Warmer Weather
Saturday, Oct. 31, will feature partly sunny skies and an afternoon high near 62 degrees, approximately four degrees warmer than Friday.
Southeast winds around 6 mph will accompany the mild conditions.
Saturday night will turn cloudy, with temperatures falling to around 50 degrees.
Families planning Halloween activities should prepare for cool evening temperatures, although the forecast does not indicate significant rainfall.
Sunday, Nov. 1, will bring mostly cloudy skies and a high near 68 degrees, marking a 10 degree increase from Friday's forecast high.
Sunday night temperatures will remain relatively mild, falling to approximately 52 degrees.
Temperatures Reach 70 Degrees Nov. 3
Monday, Nov. 2, will bring partly sunny skies and a high near 67 degrees.
Tuesday, Nov. 3, could become the warmest day of the extended forecast, with afternoon temperatures reaching approximately 70 degrees.
However, the dry pattern may begin changing Wednesday, Nov. 4.
The National Weather Service forecasts a 40% chance of showers Wednesday, increasing to 50% Wednesday night.
By Thursday, Nov. 5, showers become likely, with a 60% precipitation probability and highs near 64 degrees.
For Cleveland and nearby northeast Ohio communities, the immediate forecast favors a largely dry Halloween weekend, gradually warming temperatures and increasing rain chances by midweek.
Residents should keep jackets available for Friday evening and monitor updated forecasts before outdoor plans later next week.