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Northeast Ohio Weather Today: Near-Record Heat Before Cold Front Tonight Oct 29-30
Cleveland, OH – Near record warmth will give way to scattered showers and a sharp temperature drop across northeastern Ohio Thursday evening, October 29, as a cold front moves through the region ahead
By Avery Collins · 2026-10-29T10:13:40.178Z
Cleveland, OH – Near record warmth will give way to scattered showers and a sharp temperature drop across northeastern Ohio Thursday evening, October 29, as a cold front moves through the region ahead of Halloween weekend.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, high temperatures Thursday will reach 70 to 77 degrees, approaching record levels in parts of the forecast area before cooler air arrives overnight.
Near Record Temperatures Expected Thursday
Thursday will feature warm, breezy conditions with partly sunny skies across much of northeastern Ohio.
Forecasters expect scattered rain showers to develop during the evening as a cold front passes through.
Overnight temperatures will fall into the 41 to 48 degree range, marking a significant change from the afternoon warmth.
The transition could affect residents attending outdoor events Thursday evening, with jackets and rain protection becoming useful after sunset.
Cooler Weather Arrives Friday
Friday, October 30, will bring a noticeable cooldown, with high temperatures ranging from 55 to 67 degrees.
Skies are expected to be mostly sunny before becoming partly cloudy, providing generally favorable conditions for daytime travel and outdoor activities.
Friday night temperatures will drop further, with lows ranging from 33 to 43 degrees.
Some communities could experience temperatures close to freezing, particularly in the colder parts of the forecast region.
Halloween Forecast Turns Cloudier
Saturday, October 31, will bring seasonable temperatures, with highs between 58 and 65 degrees.
Skies are expected to become mostly cloudy as the day progresses.
Saturday night lows will range from 40 to 48 degrees, meaning families heading out for trick or treating should plan for chilly evening conditions.
The Weather Service has not indicated widespread Saturday rainfall in this outlook.
Residents should monitor updated forecasts as the cold front passes and Halloween weekend approaches.