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Cleveland usually receives an average of 2.94 inches of rain during March. The most precipitation measured in a single day, as indicated by March Cleveland Weather data, was 1.96 inches on March 9, 1964. Cleveland averages 11 inches of snow in March. The highest snowfall measured in a single day in March was 10.8 inches on March 1, 1954.
Weather.gov > Cleveland, OH > May 7-11, 2015 High Temperature Records. The month of May has started more like Summer than Spring, as temperatures have been well above average. Around northern Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania, the average high temperature for early May is in the upper 60s and the average low temperature is in the upper 40s. On May 7-11, many locations experienced temperatures 15-25 degrees above average, which resulted in high temperature records being broken.