CLEVELAND — A couple of isolated storm chances will linger into the first half of this evening, but once the sun goes down, the threat of rain will diminish. Patchy fog will be possible once again, especially if you saw some rain this afternoon. Temperatures will drop into the mid 50s for most.
There is a very small chance of a shower on Sunday but it looks dry for the vast majority of us. You will once again have plenty of time to get outside on Sunday, plus temperatures climb for the second half of the weekend! Highs on Sunday are expected to into the lower 80s for many. Temps build even more next week, with temperatures climbing well into the 80s before midweek storms roll in on Wednesday.
What To Expect:
- Patchy fog returns
- Early isolated t-shower (especially south)
- Mainly dry Sunday & warming up
- Big heat next week
- Strong storms possible mid-week
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday: Patchy fog. Mild temps.| Low: 56º
Sunday: Scattered clouds. Warming up. | High: 83º
Monday: More heat. Summer-like. | High: 86º
Tuesday: Partly cloudy. Still very warm. Slim storm chance late.| High: 88º
Wednesday: Scattered showers & storms. Could be strong or severe.| High: 83º
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