Cleveland is starting Monday, October 5, dry, with temperatures reaching 59 degrees later in the morning. Skies are expected to be sunny, with an afternoon high near 63 and northwest winds running 9 to 16 mph.
A Dry Start, Then A Breezy Afternoon
Hourly forecast details show sunshine by early morning, with temperatures rising through the upper 50s and low 60s. The strongest breeze arrives around midday and continues through the afternoon, so a jacket may be more useful than an umbrella during the breezy afternoon.
Monday night should be mostly clear, with a low near 45 in Cleveland and lighter northwest winds. The broader Northeast Ohio forecast calls for colder pockets inland, where patchy frost could develop late tonight into early Tuesday; areas near Lake Erie should stay somewhat milder.
Sunshine Returns For The Rest Of The Week
Tuesday looks sunny and a little warmer, with a high near 66. Wednesday brings the week’s first real warmup, reaching around 74 under sunny skies before temperatures settle near 69 Thursday and Friday.
The latest National Weather Service forecast keeps the rest of the week mostly dry, with sunny Saturday near 70 and mostly sunny Sunday near 69. Overnight lows remain in the 50s after Tuesday night, making the week more comfortable for afternoons than early-morning walks.
This is a sharper update to Sunday’s Cleveland forecast, which had already flagged the colder start to the workweek. For Monday, the practical takeaway is simple: expect a fast-changing morning, wind by lunch, and a clear night that could feel distinctly more autumnal.
