CLEVELAND, OH — A blanket of low clouds clung to the Lake Erie shoreline early Saturday, mixing mist and light drizzle with a sheen of moisture on the roads. The damp start is fleeting, with a sunnier stretch poised to kick off the new week.
Forecasters at the National Weather Service in Cleveland say spotty, light showers will hang on through late morning, primarily before noon. Temperatures will hover near 54°F, with a light north breeze gradually turning westerly as the system slides east. Rainfall totals should be minimal—generally under a tenth of an inch—but early drivers on I-90 and Route 2 may still deal with slick patches and shallow puddles.
Skies will slowly brighten late in the day, setting up a mostly dry Saturday evening. Overnight lows tumble into the mid-40s—chilly, though not cold enough for frost in most spots.
Sunday flips the pattern: sunshine returns, winds ease, and highs reach around 56°F. It’s a great setup for yard work, leaf cleanup, or a walk along Edgewater Park’s lakefront.
The quiet weather continues Monday and Tuesday, each day edging into the upper 50s with abundant sunshine. Expect a tranquil lead-in to Halloween week, when another push of moisture is possible by mid-to-late week.
Keep an eye on midweek updates: early signals suggest a cooler, wetter Halloween and a chilly start to November.
Five-day outlook for Cleveland, OH:
– Sat: 54/44 — Light showers early; gradual clearing by late day.
– Sun: 56/37 — Mostly sunny, light winds; crisp and pleasant.
– Mon: 56/38 — Bright and comfortable; lots of sun.
– Tue: 56/39 — Mild with sunshine; a lake breeze may develop.
– Wed: 54/41 — Clouds increase; a few light showers possible late.
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