CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio is starting the week on a cool, quiet note, but the dry weather will not last long.
High pressure will keep the region mainly dry through Tuesday night, with below-normal temperatures continuing for the first part of the week, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland.
The concern before rain returns will be another round of frost potential overnight into Tuesday morning.
Clear skies Monday, with frost overnight
Highs Monday are expected to reach only the upper 50s to lower 60s across Northeast Ohio, with cooler readings likely near Lake Erie. Skies should be mostly sunny to partly cloudy, with light winds…