CLEVELAND — Scattered storm chances will continue into the overnight, with coverage becoming less during the second half of the overnight. Heavy rains, gusty winds and lightning will be concerns. It will be a warm and muggy overnight, as lows drop into the mid to upper 60s.
More storms will be with us, especially Saturday afternoon into the early evening. Strong to Severe Storms will be possible, with every mode of severe weather possible, but damaging winds and heavy rain look to be the biggest threats. Temperatures will be warmer, as highs top off in the mid to upper 80s on Saturday afternoon.
We look to squeak out a mostly dry Sunday, with only a slim shot an isolated rain chance.
Enjoy it because early next week rain returns again... and much cooler temps roll in behind it. I'm talking middle-70s for highs!
What To Expect:
- Scattered storms lessen tonight
- Waves of rain Saturday
- Some strong/severe storms
- Drier Sunday
- Cool & wet next week
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Scattered storms lessen. | Low: 68º
Saturday: Scattered t-showers. | High: 87º
Sunday: Isolated t-shower late. | High: 80º
Monday: Rain and storms likely. | High: 77º
Tuesday: Rain lingers. Bit cool. | High: 75º
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