CLEVELAND — Rain chances will continue to taper off during the overnight, with many locations under mostly cloudy otherwise. Temperatures will only drop into the mid to upper 60s for overnight lows.
Sunday stays warm with a few more isolated storms, predominantly during the afternoon and evening. Highs top out between 80 & 85. A large area of wildfire smoke has migrated into parts of Michigan and is visible on satellite maps. Computer guidance suggests that this smoke will arrive in Northern Ohio Sunday afternoon and continue into Monday. Those of you with respiratory issues will need to monitor this developing situation.
Unsettled weather continues into next week with scattered storms returning on Monday. We will then see isolated chances for storms on Tuesday; with a brief break on Wednesday, before more rain chances return Thursday and Friday.
What To Expect:
- Rain tapers off tonight
- Warm Overnight
- Isolated Sunday storms
- Wildfire smoke possible early next week
- More unsettled to begin work week
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: Rain tapers off. Mostly cloudy. Warm. | Low: 66º
Sunday: Spotty PM storms. Partly cloudy. Warm. Smoky skies return | High: 85º
Monday: Scattered t-storms. Smoky!| High: 79º
Tuesday: Isolated Storms possible. Cool for July. | High: 77º
Wednesday: Looking dry. Touch warmer. | High: 82º
Thursday: Few storms possible. | High: 83º
Friday: Few storms possible. Cooler again. | High: 79º
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