CLEVELAND — Low pressure over Kentucky will cross the Ohio River and move north tonight. An area of lighter rain showers will spin in ahead of the low before sunrise. Rain totals will generally be a quarter of an inch or less by 8am. Lows tonight will drop into the lower 60s.
On Friday, the first wave of steady light rain will shift quickly west during the morning rush leaving a few isolated showers in its wake. Low pressure will rotate into Northwest Ohio near Toledo during the day. Another band of scattered thunderstorms will develop by late afternoon. Some of the rain could be briefly heavy in a few spots. High temperatures will stay cool...in the lower and middle 70s thanks to clouds and showers.
Additionally showers and storms will be on and off this weekend, but it looks like we will have some dry time as well. Just keep on eye on the Power of 5 Weather Team as we track waves of rain and storms in Friday into Sunday. We are still in drought across most of NE Ohio - so any rain is welcomed!
What To Expect:
- Scattered light rain showers tonight
- Lows in the 60s
- Am showers, PM storms Friday
- Slightly cooler highs in the 70s
- Few storms possible Saturday and Sunday
- Warmer weekend
Daily Breakdown:
Thursday Night: Isolated light showers possible. Mild.| Low: 63º
Friday: Scattered t-showers and cooler.| High: 71º
Saturday: Few lingering t-showers.| High: 75º
Sunday: Few PM thunderstorms. Warmer.| High: 83º
Monday: Better chance for t-storms.| High: 75º
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