CLEVELAND — Looking for a few more storms this evening. A strong storm will be possible, with damaging winds and quarter size hail, along with heavy rain. Temperatures will slowly fall back into the 70s after sunset, and will bottom out around 70 by early Tuesday.
More widespread rain chances will move into the region on Tuesday, but temperatures will be much cooler. Highs will fall into the lower 80s on Tuesday, as a cold front passes through the region. Strong to severe storms will be possible on Tuesday, especially during the afternoon hours. Damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes will be possible anywhere within the viewing area. So stay weather aware and connected for the latest on Tuesday.
By Wednesday most of the area will be dry, but an isolated shower/storm could linger in our southern communities during the morning.
Highs will remain below average through the end of the week into the start of next weekend, along with lower humidity levels.
What To Expect:
- Humidity lingers
- Few storms tonight
- Strong to Severe Storms Possible again Tuesday
- Much cooler mid-week
Daily Breakdown:
Tuesday: Strong storms likely. | High: 82°
Wednesday: Storms ending early followed by MUCH more comfortable air. | High: 77°
Thursday: Low humidity and GREAT. | High: 82°
Friday: Slim shot for a storm. Partly cloudy. | High: 83°
Saturday: Comfortably warm. | High: 78°
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