CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Following a chilly Saturday, milder air is in store for the second half of the weekend courtesy of a west to southwest breeze. After starting in the low to mid 30s this morning, Sunday afternoon sees high temperatures climb to the low to mid 50s under plenty of sunshine. The wind will be between 10 and 15 mph.

The City of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio is a one-stop-shop when it comes to St. Patrick’s Day celebrations and fun for all ages. That's why FOX 8 News has compiled a list of all the best events to check out this year to get into the Irish spirit.

A list published Tuesday of 443 federal properties that the federal government planned to dispose of included Northeast Ohio buildings.

Sunday will be mostly sunny again and much milder as high temperatures approach the 50-degree mark. Continued dry and warmer weather is in store for the work week ahead. The warmest days will be Tuesday and Friday as high temperatures climb to the mid 60s, courtesy of gusty winds from the southwest.

The National Weather Service’s forecast for tomorrow calls for highs only reaching the mid 30s with windy conditions during the day. Gusts close to 40 mph are possible. Things will settle down Thursday night as skies will clear in part and lows drop into the upper 20s.

Northeast Ohio's forecast for this weekend calls for sunshine to return Saturday and stick around through the start of next week.

The Ohio High School Athletic Association basketball tournaments for boys and girls are underway, and Northeast Ohio teams are representing well.

Skiers and snowboarders in Northeast Ohio only have a few more chances to hit the slopes before the end of a snowy season. Popular resorts Boston Mills and Brandywine in Cuyahoga Valley National Park and Alpine Valley,

Irish Brunch with The Irish Troubadours: Noon Sunday at Music Box Supper Club and Concert Hall, 148 Main Ave., Cleveland. musicboxcle.com. Horn Day: 1-4 p.m. Sunday at Guzzetta Recital Hall, 157 University Ave., Akron. Side-by-side concert with Genghis Barbie at 4 p.m. [email protected].

Over the last decade, as Ohio State University and (especially) the University of Cincinnati grew their student bodies, they’ve increasingly pulled students from Greater Cleveland, squeezing enrollment at schools such as the University of Akron, Kent State, Cleveland State and Youngstown State.

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The Northeast Ohio members of the Horizon League will battle March 10 in Indianapolis with the winner getting a spot in the Horizon League men’s basketball championship game. No. 2 Cleveland