65 Degrees Today? No Snow In Forecast: Northeast Ohio Weather

CLEVELAND — The first day of spring is March 19 and Ohio may get away from winter with only a handful of serious snow storms. Plus, current forecasts show an early warm-up this week, with temperatures climbing into the mid-60s on Monday.

The warm-up won't fade as the week goes on either. Temperatures will remain in the 50s throughout the work week, with rain likely Tuesday.

But there are absolutely no snow-related chances in the weather forecast, which takes us through the middle of March and spring is right around the corner the following week.

Here's what Northeast Ohioans can expect this week for weather:

Monday — Temperatures will top out at 65 degrees this afternoon. Expect a low of 51 degrees overnight. Rain is possible in the evening, with a quarter to a half inch of rain expected to fall.

Tuesday — The morning will open with rainfall, though showers should fade by noon. Temperatures will rise to about 55 degrees during the day before falling into the 40s overnight.

Wednesday — A chance of rain after 2 p.m., temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. Showers could continue overnight.

Thursday — Partly sunny with a high of 56 degrees. Rain is possible overnight as temperatures drop into the mid-40s.

Friday — Mostly sunny with a high of 52 degrees during the day. Expect a big temperature swing as the day goes on, with a low of 34 degrees overnight.