CLEVELAND — The rest of your weekend looks dry and a bit cool! Plan for temperatures to fall into the upper 50s and low 60s overnight with foggy spots early on Monday. Any fog should lift around sunrise, which is now before 6 am!
In the meantime, our next system will be en route, bringing a renewed chance for rain and more storms on Monday. A couple of showers are expected Monday morning, and those showers will play a role in how strong storms are able to become Monday afternoon.
If the rain is more widespread with tons of clouds = the severe threat is much lower. And vice versa, if there are only a couple of showers with more sunshine, the threat goes up. We will be monitoring conditions all morning and afternoon. If and when storms become severe, the main threat is damaging winds, but all hazards are possible, including large hail, torrential downpours, frequent lightning, and a couple of weak tornadoes are not off the table either.
Plan for storms to develop west of Cleveland between noon and 2 pm, and then move into Cleveland and south and east between 3 pm and 6 pm. The best chance of severe storms is east of Cleveland.
Storms will fade around sunset on Monday, and there is only a slim chance for a shower on Tuesday. 80s return for midweek, and it stays dry Wednesday and Thursday. The next system takes aim at NEO by the end of the week and next weekend. It is a little too early to discuss exact timing, but it does not look like the whole weekend will be a washout. Stay tuned for the latest updates!
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday Night: Mostly cloudy, foggy spots. | Low: 62º
Monday: Scattered Storms. Storms could be strong or severe.| High: 75º
Tuesday: Slim shot at a shower. | High: 73º
Wednesday: Heating up! Stays dry. | High: 80º
Thursday: Sunny and even warmer. | High: 84º
Friday: Showers try to return, plenty of dry time. | High: 78º
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