CLEVELAND — There's a Flood Watch for a few of our SE counties until 8 am Monday including Coshocton, Tuscarawas, Carroll & Columbiana. Some spots could still reach the 1-2" rain total range by late Monday morning with more waves of rain likely this evening and overnight as a warm front and area of low pressure move over us. So a few flooding issues are still possible through Monday morning.
Severe threat has really decreased with limited instability over our area. Most of the area has been taken completely out of severe threat area and it only clips southern parts of Tuscarawas & Carroll counties.
Rain shuts down through Monday afternoon with Tuesday staying dry.
Temperatures are below normal Monday near 80 but we soar to near 90 Tuesday & low 90s Wednesday with more storms possible Wednesday afternoon.
Have a great week!
What To Expect:
- Watch for a few flooding issues that may develop
- Heavy rain and some storms likely overnight
- Storms & rain stick around into Monday morning
- Rain winds down by Monday afternoon
- Drier and hotter Tuesday
- 90s likely Wednesday with some storms by afternoon
Tonight: Rain increases. Heavy at times. A few strong storms. Low: 70
Monday: Seasonable with more rain & storms, esp. early. High: 80
Tuesday: Drying out and getting warmer. High: 88
Wednesday: Hotter temps. Spotty PM storms. High: 91
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