CLEVELAND — More clouds will be with us this evening, and skies will be partly cloudy during the overnight. Temperatures will be much warmer, as lows will drop to around 70 for overnight lows.
Heat builds in for the middle of the week, as highs top off into the lower 90s in many locations on Wednesday.
That heat, plus the increasing humidity, will fuel storms Wednesday afternoon/evening. Some could be strong, with damage possible. The front that sparks Wednesday's storms will stall out just south of us Thursday. That should keep the bulk of the storms south Thursday, but not all of them. We'll watch the radar for your Independence Day cookouts and fireworks displays. Waves of storms continue into Friday.
What To Expect:
- Humidity increasing
- Heat building Wednesday
- Storms returning to end week
- Few storms on the 4th
Daily Breakdown:
Tuesday Night: More clouds. Warmer. Increasing humidity.| Low: 71º
Wednesday: Hot & humid with scattered strong storms.| High: 92º
4th of July: Very humid with a few storms around. Storms could be strong.| High: 83º
Friday: Scattered thunderstorms. Storms could be strong. | High: 82º
Saturday: Slim shower chance. Seasonable. | High: 82º
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