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FORECAST: Summer weather stays with more smoke & isolated storms

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CLEVELAND — Air Quality Alert for Wildfire Smoke for Lorain, Medina, Cuyahoga, Summit, Portage, Lake, Geauga & Ashtabula Counties for Thursday.

Dry weather is expected through the evening hours for the Hall of Fame Game in Canton. Browns Fans won't have to worry about rain as temperatures slowly drop back into the 70s for the evening. An isolated shower is possible in our NE communities overnight. Otherwise, it will be mostly clear with low temperatures in the 60s.

A weak cold front drops in on Friday. Expect just a few thundershowers here and there on Friday, mainly in our southern communities during the afternoon. Highs will climb into the lower & middle 80s again. A few more thundershowers are possible Sunday as well, especially late in the day. Monday has our best chance for rain and we will need to watch for strong to severe storms, mainly during the morning hours. The Storm Prediction Center has already issued a slight risk for severe weather across the entire area on Monday.

What To Expect:

  • Dry & warm for Hall of Fame
  • Watch for some wildfire smoke Thursday
  • Upper 80s Thursday
  • Hall of Fame Football Game in the 70s
  • More heat/humidity building late week
  • A few storms Friday and Sunday

Daily Breakdown:

Thursday Night: Warm & muggy. Smoky. | Low: 65º

Friday: Humid with a few storms. | High: 83º

Saturday: Partly cloudy & looking dry. | High: 79º

Sunday: A few PM storms. | High: 85º

Monday: Storms likely. Could be strong/severe. | High: 80º

Tuesday: A few more storms. | High: 78º

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