Cleveland, Ohio – A chillier-than-normal air mass is lingering over Northeast Ohio to start the holiday weekend, but conditions are expected to turn sunny and warm just in time for Labor Day celebrations.
Friday: Mix of Clouds and Cooler Highs
High pressure tracking into Ohio will keep skies partly sunny Friday, though a northwest wind could spark an isolated lake-effect shower near the lakeshore. Afternoon highs will top out in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees, well below average for late August.
Chilly Overnight Lows
By Friday night, skies turn partly cloudy with temperatures dipping into the 40s away from the lakeshore, leaving a crisp start for Saturday morning.
Holiday Weekend Forecast
- Saturday: Partly cloudy with highs near 70 degrees.
- Sunday: Abundant sunshine, warming into the 70–75 degree range.
- Labor Day Monday: Sunny and seasonably warm, with highs between 75 and 80 degrees—ideal for cookouts, parades, and outdoor events.
Outlook Into Next Week
The pleasant trend continues into early next week with sunshine and comfortable temperatures before rain chances return later in the week.
Conclusion
While Northeast Ohio begins the holiday weekend with a chill in the air, the pattern quickly turns favorable. Expect sunshine, low humidity, and warming temperatures—perfect conditions for Labor Day gatherings.
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