CLEVELAND — A stray storm will be possible this evening, before sunset, but most will remain dry. Temperatures will drop into the lower 70s for most, under mostly clear skies.
We'll be tracking more wet weather during the second half of the weekend. Plan for a higher storm potential on Sunday afternoon into Sunday evening. Storm chances will begin to arrive during the late morning into the afternoon. Some storms could become strong or severe - especially the longer the storms hold off. Damaging winds will be the primary concern, but an isolated tornado is possible, especially west of Cleveland.
This next system, plus a cold front, will bring rounds of showers and storms over several days from Sunday through Wednesday. We will continue to watch any strong or severe thunderstorms during that time. Once the cold front slides through, temperatures will dip by the middle and end of next week into the 70s!
What To Expect:
- Warm & quiet overnight
- Storms more likely on Sunday
- Big heat building this weekend with more humidity
- Watching for strong or severe storms Sunday through Tuesday
Daily Breakdown:
Saturday Night: Mostly clear. Warm.| Low: 70º
Sunday: Hazy & humid. A few PM storms.| High: 91º
Monday: A few strong storms.| High: 90º
Tuesday: Scattered strong storms.| High: 90º
Wednesday: Scattered showers, cooler.| High: 77º
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