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Ohio Weather Oct. 24-31: Dense Fog, Then 70s and Dry Skies
Cleveland, OH — Residents across northern Ohio can expect a prolonged stretch of dry, seasonable weather through Saturday, Oct. 31, but patchy dense fog could create visibility concerns for drivers th
By Lena Wood · 2026-10-24T11:14:37.233Z
Cleveland, OH — Residents across northern Ohio can expect a prolonged stretch of dry, seasonable weather through Saturday, Oct. 31, but patchy dense fog could create visibility concerns for drivers this weekend, particularly during overnight and early morning hours.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, locally dense fog across northwestern Ohio will diminish Saturday morning. However, patchy dense fog could develop again Saturday night into Sunday morning, potentially affecting motorists traveling before sunrise.
Weekend Fog and Mild Temperatures Saturday, Oct. 24, will bring afternoon highs ranging from the lower to upper 60s across northern Ohio.
Cleveland is forecast to reach 66 degrees, while Akron Canton could see 65 degrees. Toledo is expected to reach 66 degrees, with Findlay climbing to 69 degrees.
Sunday, Oct. 25, will bring slightly warmer conditions, with Cleveland reaching 69 degrees, Toledo 69 degrees and Findlay potentially reaching 71 degrees.
Drivers should remain alert for rapidly changing visibility where fog develops, particularly on rural roads and highways.
Dry Weather Continues Through October 31 The extended forecast indicates very little precipitation across northern Ohio through the upcoming week.
Monday, Oct. 26, will feature highs near 67 degrees in Cleveland, 69 degrees in Akron Canton and 71 degrees in Findlay.
Temperatures will fluctuate through midweek before warming again Thursday, Oct. 29.
Cleveland could reach 71 degrees Thursday, while Toledo, Findlay and several inland communities may climb into the lower 70s.
The National Weather Service forecast shows precipitation probabilities generally at zero through Wednesday, with only slight chances of precipitation developing toward the end of the week.
Residents across Cuyahoga, Summit, Lucas and surrounding counties can expect generally favorable conditions for outdoor activities and travel once morning fog dissipates.