CLEVELAND — The heat is quite literally sticking for the next several days. We will stay warm & muggy overnight with low temperatures near 70 degrees. Scattered thunderstorms are likely as well tonight with isolated damaging wind gusts possible along with heavy rainfall.
A few isolated storms are possible again on Friday with several hours of dry time in between showers. We'll be dodging hit-and-miss downpours most of the day. Both today and tomorrow have the potential for severe weather with storms that could cause wind damage. Heavy rain, frequent lightning, and wind gusts to near 60 mph are the main threats from any storms through Saturday morning.
What To Expect:
- Heat & humidity are thick
- Storm chances increase from tonight into early Friday
- Few storms Friday afternoon/evening
- Some storms could become severe on Thursday Night/Friday
- Staying warm, humid, and unsettled through the weekend
- Better chance for storms on Saturday
- Sunday looks dry
Daily Breakdown:
Thursday Night: Scattered storms. Could be strong. | Low: 72°
Friday: Few storms. Could be strong.| High: 83°
Saturday: Scattered storms - especially early. | High: 83°
Sunday: Mostly sunny. Not as humid. | High: 84°
Monday: Isolated storms. | High: 82°
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