CLEVELAND — We haven't seen rain in Northeast Ohio in 2 weeks. We're getting relief though! More scattered showers will move into the region overnight. Lows will drop back into the 60s by sunrise. We might also see a little bit of fog as well.
More widespread rain with a few embedded thunderstorms heading our way Tuesday morning. Plan on a slower commute Tuesday morning followed by even more widespread, and possibly severe, thunderstorms Tuesday afternoon and evening. Locally heavy rain, damaging wind gusts and frequent lightning likely with the strongest parts. There is also a minimal, weak tornado threat late Tuesday afternoon and evening. Stay alert.
We're drying out Wednesday and clearing out Thursday but temps are staying seasonable... middle and upper 70s both Thursday and Friday.
What To Expect:
- Scattered showers tonight
- Stronger storms Tuesday
- More seasonable temps this week
- Watching rain chances for the weekend
Daily Breakdown:
Monday Night: Scattered rain showers. Patchy fog.| Low: 63º
Tuesday: Showers and thunderstorms. Isolated severe storms.| High: 76º
Wednesday: Few thundershowers. | High: 77º
Thursday: Drying out. Seasonal. | High: 77º
Friday: More clouds. Pleasant. | High: 76º
Saturday: Mostly cloudy. Isolated showers | High: 79º
Sunday: Rain possible early. Mostly cloudy. | High: 77º
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