Ohio Lake-Effect Showers to Hit Cleveland and I-90 Region Through Wednesday

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Cleveland, OH – Northern Ohio residents should prepare for a soggy start to the week, as lake-effect showers are expected to continue through Wednesday. Cleveland and surrounding areas, particularly along I-90, will see rain showers mixed with cooler temperatures, dropping into the 40s and 50s.

According to the National Weather Service, rain will begin again today, with a high near 64°F, and will persist into the evening. Those commuting on I-90 should plan for wet conditions throughout the day, as showers and possible thunderstorms are expected through early Wednesday. Rainfall may be heaviest in the snowbelt region of northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania.

Columbus Day is forecasted to bring a high of 54°F, with gusts of wind reaching up to 18 mph. Showers will continue through the evening and into Tuesday, with Monday night temperatures dipping to the low 40s. By Wednesday, rain will taper off, but clouds and cooler temperatures will persist. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to exercise caution, as slick road conditions and limited visibility could affect travel.

Looking ahead, Thursday will offer some relief with sunny skies and temperatures climbing back to the upper 50s. However, the chance of rain continues until then, so residents are encouraged to stay updated on the latest forecast and prepare for potential weather-related delays.