CLEVELAND — An isolated t'shower will be possible during the overnight, with otherwise warm and muggy conditions. Rain chances will return on Sunday. The best chance for rain on Sunday will be predominately in our eastern communities during the morning, with a drying trend expected through the afternoon into the evening. An isolated strong to severe storm will be possible, with heavy rain and a stronger gust the primary concern. Temperatures will be cooler than average, as highs top off in the upper 70s Sunday.
We will be dry by Sunday night and into Monday as high pressure returns to the area. More heat builds back early next week with middle 80s on the return - which is more seasonable temps for July!
Rain chances will begin to return by the middle and end of the work week.
What To Expect:
- More storms this weekend
- Cooler on Sunday
- More heat next week
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: Few t'storms. Warm & Muggy. | Low: 66º
Sunday: Scattered t'showers, especially morning. Cooler. | High: 77º
Monday: Drying out. Warmer. | High: 84º
Tuesday: Summery & dry. | High: 87º
Wednesday: Few t'showers possible. | High: 84º
Thursday: Few t'showers. | High: 84º
Friday: Scattered t'showers. Touch cooler | High: 81º
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