A sunny Sunday with a high of 69 degrees kicks off a mostly dry, mild week in Cleveland, with Wednesday reaching 72 degrees and Thursday 74.

Cleveland gets a sunny Saturday near 66 degrees, followed by a mostly dry week with another warmup ahead.

Fog gives way to sunshine Friday as Cleveland heads into a dry weekend in the 60s. Inland areas could see frost Saturday and Sunday mornings.

Cleveland’s sunny fall stretch continues through the weekend, but Saturday morning could bring frost and even a freeze in sheltered spots.

Just 25 inspectors cover 96,000 wells statewide, with one overseeing 24,000 wells across 26 counties.

Cleveland gets sunshine and a high near 64 degrees Wednesday, with a dry stretch ahead and frost possible in colder inland spots.

Cleveland is in for a stretch of dry, seasonable weather, with highs mainly in the 60s and lower 70s possible Sunday. Inland areas could see patchy frost Wednesday morning.

Clear skies and mild temperatures are taking over Cleveland this week, with highs in the 60s and no meaningful rain in sight.

A freeze warning lingers through Sunday morning before Cleveland warms into the low 60s under sunny skies. The rest of the week looks dry and mild.

Cleveland faces a chilly Saturday with early showers, gusty winds and a high near 54 before a Freeze Warning arrives Sunday morning.

Rain and gusty winds are expected in Cleveland Friday, though the threat for stronger showers or storms is low, before temperatures plunge into a chilly weekend. Sunshine returns Sunday and sticks around next week.

The Service Center is home to an approximately 900-panel solar array installed through the county's co-op.

A warm Thursday will give Cleveland one last taste of summer before thunderstorms, heavy rain and a sharp weekend cooldown arrive.