Mark Johnson has been News 5's Chief Meteorologist since 2003.
CLEVELAND — Still dodging hit-or-miss showers today and again Saturday. Plan on rain and hope for a break during any outdoor fun. It's fall, and we're smack dab in the middle of falling temps. The rain rolling through is all part of a larger storm system, shifting our wind and bringing in the chill.
We're stuck in the 50s all day today before dipping into the 40s overnight. Clouds and more rain Saturday will limit the rebound and we stay in the lower 50s all day. We're dry Sunday but the chill doubles down. Some spots won't even make it out of the 40s despite some sunshine. Grab the jackets and try to enjoy the driest day of the weekend.Daily Breakdown:Saturday: Much cooler with a few light rain showers.| High: 54ºMonday: Sun coming back.| High: 55ºFollow the News 5 Weather Team:Phil Sakal: Facebook & Twitter
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