Cloudy this morning then a clearing sky this afternoon, blustery, and colder
CLEVELAND, Ohio - A cold front rolled through early this morning. The rain has moved out.Cloudy sky this morning then we clear the clouds out during the afternoon.The team is tracking low pressure over Texas today. This system will impact our area by Sunday with widespread rain.Afternoon temperatures tomorrow will be in the 55 to 60 degree range.We will be on the warm side of this storm at first. Temperatures Sunday will be well in the 50s.
The rain shield arrives by sunrise Sunday. Rain is in the forecast all day and night. The forecast is for a half to one inch of rain. This will be a wind driven rain.Looks like the weather will have an impact on the Browns game.
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