CLEVELAND — We are stringing together several days of warm, dry weather for Northern Ohio.
This also means our dry ground is staying dry. The drought will continue to worsen over the coming weeks.
We're dry all week with only a few high clouds toward the weekend. Tropical Storm Francine will continue to slide north out of the New Orleans Area and weaken rapidly. It looks like we'll have zero impacts from Francine as she fades away over the Middle Mississippi Valley Friday & Saturday.
Plan on filtered sun on Thursday with increasing clouds on Friday. There will still be plenty of sun and dry weather which will keep temps in the 80s all week - which is way above average for this time of the year. Saturday and Sunday also look warm and dry with highs both days in the middle 80s.
The next chance for rain is late next Tuesday into Wednesday with a few thundershowers moving in.
What To Expect:
- Dry & mild tonight
- Warm temperatures this week
- Great sun all week
- Dry all week
- More clouds to end the week
- Drought likely to worsen
Daily Breakdown:
Wednesday Night: Mostly clear. | Low: 57º
Thursday: Increasing high clouds. Warm temps. | High: 85º
Friday: Warm. High clouds, staying dry. | High: 84º
Saturday: High clouds from Francine. | High: 85º
Sunday: Dry and warm. | High: 85º
Monday: Sun and clouds. Above average. | High: 83º
Tuesday: Sun and clouds. Isolated thunder late. | High: 80º
Wednesday: Few thundershowers. | High: 83º
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