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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Rain, gusty winds and a chance of wet snow could bring Northeast Ohio a colder end to the week, according to News 5’s November 11 forecast.
Thursday, November 12, is expected to bring chilly rain, with temperatures falling into the evening. The station’s weather team says rain could mix with wet snow late Thursday into Friday, November 13.
The forecast describes mainly wet roads rather than a major snow-related road-impact event. Lake-effect rain or wet snow showers could continue in parts of the region Saturday, with fewer showers expected Sunday.
Timing and precipitation type may change as the system approaches. Check the latest local forecast and National Weather Service alerts before commuting or making weekend plans.
This outlook was reviewed November 11 and covers November 12–15. It does not report school closures or a verified snowfall total.
