Cleveland woke to mostly cloudy skies Tuesday morning, with patchy drizzle starting the day. The high should reach the low to mid-60s, but northeast winds and increasing shower chances will keep conditions cool and unsettled.
Showers Build Through The Afternoon
The National Weather Service expects drizzle to linger before noon, followed by scattered rain showers through the afternoon and evening. Northeast winds will run 14 to 17 mph, with gusts near 30 mph possible along the Lake Erie shoreline.
Lake Erie Waters Stay Dangerous
A Beach Hazards Statement remains in effect through Wednesday evening for Cuyahoga County and other northern Ohio shoreline counties. The statement describes a high swim risk, and swimmers are urged to stay out of the water as wind and wave action can pull currents away from shore and along lake structures.
Wednesday Brings Another Round Of Showers
Rain showers are likely Wednesday, with a 60% chance of precipitation and a high in the low to mid-60s. Conditions should improve quickly Thursday, when skies clear and sunshine returns.
Dry Weekend Ahead
The weekend should be sunny, with temperatures gradually warming. Monday should remain dry as temperatures continue to warm toward normal.
