CLEVELAND — Still a pretty active pattern across NE Ohio this evening into the morning on Monday. Anticipate more showers and a few rumbles of thunder across the region to continue through tomorrow morning; then shower chances will begin to lessen to more isolated lake effect Monday afternoon. Temps will be cooling down into the lower 60s tonight, and may not get out of the 60s Monday afternoon, with a breezy northwest wind bringing well below average temperatures in for the start of the work week. Winds will be gusty through Tuesday, with gusts of 20 to 30 mph at times.
Dry but cool for the day on Tuesday, with highs in the upper 60s to 70. More sunshine and warmer temps will stick around through the end of the work week, as highs top off in the mid to upper 70s by Thursday and into the lower 80s on Friday.
More warmth and humidity on-tap for the weekend; but we look to remain dry, with more sunshine.
What To Expect:
- More overnight t-showers
- Lingering t-showers on Monday
- Much drier and cooler mid-week
- Summer returns by week's end
Daily Breakdown:
Monday: Few more showers. Chilly for August! | High: 69º
Tuesday: Drying out. Still very cool for August. | High: 69º
Wednesday: Touch warmer. Mainly sunny. | High: 74º
Thursday: More sun and warmer. | High: 78º
Friday: Warming up. | High: 83º
Saturday: Summer returns. Still dry. | High: 86º
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