Rain on the way with warmer temps
(WJW) — A 'GET OUTSIDE ALERT' will be in effect Thursday afternoon! Thursday looks like it is going to be the nicest day this week.
Temperatures will warm into the mid to upper 50s Thursday afternoon, which is about 5 degrees above normal. Despite increasing clouds, Thursday afternoon and evening is going to be mostly dry.
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A sprinkle or light rain showers cannot be ruled out, though.
Thursday night is going to be mostly cloudy, with overnight lows in the upper 30s and lower 40s.
The chance of rain will increase on Friday as a warm front lifts north across Northeast Ohio. Rain showers and a few rumbles of thunder will lift from southwest to northeast across the area Friday morning into Friday afternoon. The rain showers will taper off Friday evening.
Temperatures will top out near or just above 60 degrees degrees late Friday afternoon/early Friday evening.
A surge of warm air will follow the warm front. Saturday is going to be a warm spring day, with highs in the lower 70s. Saturday is also going to be windy and mostly dry. The chance of rain on Saturday looks low, but not zero.
A strong storm system and cold front will bring in multiple rounds of rain Saturday night through Sunday night. A few stronger storms will be possible Sunday through Sunday night. However, clouds and rain could keep the atmosphere relatively stable. Plus, the storms could come in late Sunday/Sunday night, well after peak heating, which could be another limiting factor for strong storm development.
Here's a look at potential rainfall totals Friday through Sunday.
After this weekend spring fling, it will get much cooler next week.
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