CLEVELAND — Strong storms building west of Ohio arrive overnight but look to weaken considerably as they move east. A few showers are possible overnight and into early on Saturday, but there is a greater potential for storms by Saturday afternoon and evening. Plan for scattered/hit-and-miss showers and storms for Saturday afternoon and evening. These storms will have the potential for damage. Have a backup plan for any outdoor events. Be sure to listen for thunder. Strong or severe storms could contain gusty winds, hail, heavy rain and lightning. While the tornado threat is low, it is never zero.
Sunday looks to start off mainly dry, but another round of storms is expected late Sunday into Monday. Additional scattered storms are expected on Monday, which could chase you indoors for your Memorial Day services. Make sure you're planning around these waves but still making it a point to commemorate Memorial Day.
What To Expect:
- Storms on Saturday afternoon/evening
- Storms on Sunday - especially during the evening
- More storms are likely on Memorial Day
- Cooler days next week
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Mostly sunny. Few storms. Mainly PM. Warm. | Low: 63°
Saturday: Waves of thunderstorms throughout the day.| High: 80°
Sunday: Scattered t-showers. The best chance is by late afternoon.| High: 83°
Memorial Day: Looking active with thunderstorms likely. | High: 73°
Tuesday: Trying to dry out, cooler too. | High: 71º
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