CLEVELAND — Summer is not over yet—by any means! The same high pressure that has been west of us, giving us an incredibly comfortable work week, is also responsible for our weekend warm-up. As the high-pressure slides off the East Coast tonight, winds will shift to the south, bringing back the warmer temperatures we're used to in August. It will be above average soon!
Skies will be partly cloudy overnight with just a few scattered high clouds sliding across the area. Lows will bottom out in the 50s by sunrise.
Temperatures climb into the middle and upper 80s on Saturday and Sunday. Skies will be partly cloudy. You will notice the humidity creeping up a bit as well this weekend. As for rain chances: we could see a stray thundershower in 1 or 2 spots on Sunday afternoon and evening. But most of us will stay dry all weekend long.
We will be pushing 90 degrees next week, with higher humidity and increasing rain chances. Currently, Tuesday looks to have the best opportunity for showers and storms, but those still look to be hit-or-miss storms.
What To Expect:
- Partly cloudy tonight
- Lows in the 50s
- Back to Summer temps on Saturday
- Middle & upper 80s on Sunday
- Isolated storms Sunday
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Partly cloudy. Dry & quiet| Low: 57º
Saturday: Summer returns. Still dry. | High: 85º
Sunday: Mostly sunny. Humidity spikes. Isolated PM thunder. | High: 84º
Monday: Few showers possible. Summer is back! | High: 87º
Tuesday: Few t-showers. Hot & humid. | High: 88º
Wednesday: Isolated t-showers. Mainly dry. | High: 84º
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