The unusually warm route continues until Wednesday

Cleveland, Ohio (Woio) – A warmer air mass builds into the area today because high pressure has control.

The wind will be from the south at 10 to 20 miles per hour at 10 to 20 miles and bring an airy and much warmer day with a lot of sunshine.

Enjoy the day with high temperatures from 65 to 70 degrees.

A very warm night in relation to the average, with low in many places in partly cloudy conditions at or over 50 ° over 50 °.

We believe that the temperatures can rise tomorrow with a strong south wind in the 1970s, which could sometimes drill over 40 miles per hour.

This could put several record temperatures in danger on Wednesday afternoon, although most shy away from reaching records.

Records Wednesday:

• Cleveland: 76 ° (2012)
• Akron-Canton: 78 ° (2012)
• Mansfield: 78º (2012)
• New Philadelphia: 80 ° (2012)

The clouds are increased in front of the next cold front, which will be followed until later Wednesday evening.

Rain and thunderstorms are probably with the passage of this front. The best chance of storms will be west of I-71, since the loss of daily heating and less cheap thunderstorms will be present in the handle parts, the further east this line is progressing.

Scattered showers will stay until Thursday when the cold air falls into the area. This leads to a transition to the snow on Thursday evening.

Friday seems to be a cooler, seasonal day with a mixture of sun and clouds.

Until the weekend we are watching another system that could remain with rain and snow snow as a more typical pattern on March in Northeast OHIO. Daily highs at this time of year are usually up to almost 50 ° in the upper 40s, where we trends until the end of the forecast period.

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