CLEVELAND, Ohio — Northeast Ohio’s stretch of calm fall weather will come to an end Wednesday night as widespread rain moves in from the south, ushering in a windy, unsettled pattern that will linger through the weekend.

High pressure centered over eastern Canada will slide east Wednesday as a strengthening storm system tracks north from the Tennessee Valley. Clouds will continue to increase through the afternoon, with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 50s across the region — near seasonal averages for late October.

Rain will begin spreading into southern counties Wednesday evening and gradually overspread the rest of Northeast Ohio overnight, according to the National Weather Service in Cleveland . The rain will turn steady to at times heavy late overnight into Thursday as Gulf m

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