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Ohio Weather Nov. 3-5: 90% Rain Chance Arrives Wednesday in Cleveland
Cleveland, OH – Northeast Ohio residents can expect a warm and breezy Tuesday, Nov. 3,&nb…
By Mara Ellison · 2026-11-03T09:03:21.429Z
Cleveland, OH – Northeast Ohio residents can expect a warm and breezy Tuesday, Nov. 3, before widespread showers arrive Wednesday, bringing rain chances as high as 90% during the day and overnight.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, temperatures will remain above average through midweek, with mostly sunny skies Tuesday giving way to a wetter weather pattern Wednesday and Wednesday night.
Rain Chances Reach 90% Wednesday Tuesday will feature pleasant conditions across the region, with afternoon temperatures ranging from 73 to 76 degrees.
Breezy weather is expected throughout the day, while overnight temperatures remain relatively mild, falling between 56 and 62 degrees.
By Wednesday, Nov. 4, conditions will become noticeably wetter as showers spread across northeast Ohio.
The National Weather Service forecasts a 90% chance of precipitation Wednesday, with daytime temperatures ranging from 66 to 75 degrees.
Rain chances will remain at 90% Wednesday night, with overnight lows between 51 and 54 degrees.
The prolonged period of showers could create wet roadways and reduced visibility during Wednesday's afternoon commute and overnight travel.
Sunshine Returns Thursday Conditions are expected to improve Thursday, Nov. 5, as the rain moves out and mostly sunny skies return.
Thursday's afternoon temperatures will range from 63 to 69 degrees, slightly cooler than earlier in the week but still relatively mild for November.
Thursday night will bring partly cloudy skies, with temperatures falling between 46 and 50 degrees.
Communities across the Cleveland metropolitan area and surrounding northeast Ohio counties should prepare for changing conditions as the rain system approaches.
Drivers traveling along Interstate 71, Interstate 77, Interstate 90 and other major highways should allow extra time during periods of rainfall Wednesday.
The National Weather Service has not indicated a widespread severe weather threat in the provided forecast.
Residents should monitor updated forecasts for more precise rainfall timing and local conditions.