Cleveland woke Friday under cloudy skies and near-50-degree temperatures, with rain showers and a colder feel set to take over the day. The forecast calls for a high around 55 degrees, blustery winds and a chance of rain, making this a decidedly less pleasant sequel to the city’s recent November warm-up.
Showers Ease Friday, But Wind Sticks Around
Showers are most likely during the morning, with a few lingering chances into the afternoon as skies remain mostly cloudy. The latest National Weather Service forecast puts Friday night’s low near 39 degrees, with another chance of rain and winds turning northwest.
The unsettled stretch follows Thursday’s last mild, mostly dry day, which Hoodline previously reported. No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for Cleveland, but the combination of wet pavement and gusty winds could make Friday evening feel raw.
Saturday Keeps Cleveland Gray And Breezy
Saturday brings another chance of rain showers, cloudy skies and a high near 53 degrees. Northwest winds will be blustery, while Saturday night drops to about 38 degrees.
Sunshine Returns Sunday
The forecast finally turns a corner Sunday, when Cleveland should see sunny skies and a high near 55 degrees with little chance of rain. Mostly sunny conditions continue Monday with a high around 57, followed by a sunny Tuesday near 60 degrees.
In short, umbrellas and jackets are the weekend accessories, but the payoff arrives early next week. The mild stretch is expected to last through Veterans Day, when mostly sunny skies and a high near 56 are forecast.
