FORECAST: Seasonable Sunday

Mark Johnson has been News 5's Chief Meteorologist since 2003.

CLEVELAND — Happy Fall Back! We turned back time at 2 a.m. this morning, and the sun will now set around 5:15 p.m.!

After a chilly morning, the rest of your Sunday looks mainly dry and mild for the Browns game. Highs, once again, will top out in the middle and upper 50s. That is very seasonable for this time of the year. Clouds will increase tonight and into Monday. Monday will get A round of showers, which is expected late on Monday and into Tuesday as a cold front slides through the area. These showers look very light. It will also be milder on Monday with temps in the 60s along with gusty winds over 35 mph.

There is a new system moving toward our region by Wednesday. The exact track of this low pressure is uncertain though, so we will be watching and updating rain chances this week as we get a clearer picture! Stay tuned!Monday: Milder temps. PM showers. Windy.| High: 65ºThursday: Showers possible. Mild.

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