The 3News weather team was expecting unseasonably warm temperatures to hit the Lakefront on Saturday. Turns out, it was one of the hottest January days Cleveland has ever seen.
The National Weather Service confirms the temperature in downtown Cleveland hit 70 degrees Fahrenheit this afternoon, shattering the old record for Jan. 11 set back in 1890. According to the service’s data, it’s also the warmest January day Cleveland has seen since 1950, when a 73-degree mark on Jan. 25 set what still stands as the record for the month.
Multiple cities across the Northeast were expected to approach or break temperature records Saturday, and quite a few did: Akron hit 71 degrees, Mansfield hit 69, and Youngstown hit 66. Things have since started to cool down and much of the region is now in the 40s.
{Matzav.com}
Was there global warming 130 years ago? Did they cut emissions back then too? How did they bring it back down?
Tomorrow 74 degrees
Wait for it….
don’t get too excited yet. Wait for this coming weekend !!!!
Sunrise sunset.
Green Road smiles make miles. We can see a humor in the best land by the lake.
Bite the gold.
It’s because I use straws now for every drink I take. I love warm weather.