CLEVELAND — Scattered showers and storms will be with us this evening. The main threat for strong storms is closer to sunset into the first half of the overnight, with a cold front moving through. These will be coming from Toledo. I expect heavy rain as well as damaging wind and large hail as this line rolls through. Damage is possible with the strongest parts of this squall line.
We will begin to see rain taper off after midnight into the majority of the day on Wednesday. It will be cooler for the middle of the week, as highs top off in the lower 60s, under mostly cloudy skies.
More rain arrives late Wednesday into Thursday. This will also include more of a threat of Strong to Severe storms on Thursday, mainly during the afternoon and evening. Flooding will become a concern as well, so stay tuned.
Scattered rain will linger into the day on Friday, along with much cooler air. Temperatures will drop into the upper 40s for the afternoon to wrap up the work week.
What To Expect:
- Scattered showers/Few storms
- Cooler Day Wednesday
- More rain late Wed into Thursday
- Flooding possible Thursday
Daily Breakdown:
Tuesday Night: Scattered showers. Few storms. Mostly cloudy. Cooler. | Low: 49º
Wednesday: Not as warm with some midday dry time.| High 62º
Thursday: Steady, heavy rain. Strong to Severe Storms. Flooding threat. | High 67º
Friday: Scattered light rain as temps steadily drop. | High 48º
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