Seasonable temperatures and more sunshine ahead

Sunday was a seasonable fall day featuring plenty of sunshine, a perfect way to send off the weekend. Overnight, cloud cover will increase with the sky turning mostly cloudy. An isolated shower is possible after midnight. Shower chances will decrease once again following sunrise. Overnight temperatures will be in the low 40s.

Wintry Mix of Rain, Snowflakes, Graupel, and Sleet Possible Friday Night for Cleveland, Mansfield, and Canton With Waterspouts Also Threatening Over Lake Erie

CLEVELAND — A reminder that winter is right around the corner is headed to Northeast Ohio. Short-range models are coming in colder for Friday night into Saturday morning, especially along the Lake Erie snowbelt. Heavy lake-effect bands could bring a wintry mix of rain, snowflakes, graupel, and possibly sleet. Waterspouts are also possible over Lake Erie.

TRACKING: Sunny Sunday but rain is on the way

Weather for the Cleveland, Akron and Canton areas

Pittsburgh weather alert: 43-degree temperature drop this weekend

Pittsburgh weather is swinging hard in the other direction. After the city tied a daily heat record of 79 degrees on Wednesday, Nov. 4, a cold front pushed through the upper Ohio Valley this morning, bringing rain and a cooldown that will drag weekend highs into the 50s and nighttime lows into the 30s.

FORECAST: Temperatures bottom out tonight and into Sunday

(WJW) — Saturday was another chilly early November day. Temperatures only topped out in the mid to upper 50s, which is 5 to 10 degrees below normal for this time of year. The lake effect rain showers have already diminished, and the clouds will even start to clear Saturday night. Temperatures will bottom out in the mid-30s across Northeast Ohio Saturday night into Sunday morning.

Friday Evening Storm Tracker Forecast

A gloomy Saturday forecast, but Sunday will be much nicer

The chilly air mass that pushed into the Valley on Friday will remain in place as the weekend gets underway. Temperatures will struggle into the mid 40s on Saturday, and a gusty breeze will make it feel even cooler. Low pressure will spin over the eastern Great Lakes, resulting in some showers affecting our area from time to time. The most numerous raindrops should be found in locations north of Rt 224. We expect the shower activity to wind down early Saturday evening.

First Snowflakes Usually Arrive by November 5 in Youngstown and November 10 in Cleveland While Columbus, Dayton, and Cincinnati Wait Until Late November

CLEVELAND — The time of year when Ohio usually sees its first snow is getting very close. Some higher elevations in Northeast Ohio typically see their first flakes before the end of the first week of November. Farther south and west, the first snow usually holds off until late November. A cooler shift is expected in a few days, which will have many people thinking about the colder season ahead.

Pennsylvania Weather Nov. 5-8: Cold Front Brings 28° Drop

Cold front clears Thursday morning rain before temperatures fall sharply across western Pennsylvania.

Rain, yes rain, is finally back in the forecast Wednesday

After nearly 3 weeks of dry weather across the Valley, rain is back in the forecast Wednesday afternoon. Rainfall will increase later in the afternoon, closer to sunset, and showers will remain widespread after sunset until midnight. Showers become a bit more scattered after midnight and then taper off before daybreak on Thursday.

Tuesday Evening Storm Tracker Forecast

Rain is finally back in the forecast, but Wednesday will be another warm day.

Northeast Ohio Weather: Very warm today; rain and windy tomorrow

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - After a warm Election Day, rain and wind arrive Wednesday. Because of the approaching system from the west, clouds will increase through the night. These clouds will allow temps to remain in the 60s, with an increased breeziness over the area. Clouds will remain strong over...

Monday Evening Storm Tracker Forecast

Pennsylvania Weather Nov. 4-5: Rain Chances Surge to 84%

Rain probabilities climb sharply Wednesday night into Thursday across western Pennsylvania and nearby Ohio.