CLEVELAND — We're smack dab in the middle of an ACTIVE pattern. Rounds of rain, and some storms all interrupting our May sunshine. We'll make it back into the 70s next week, but we may need to break out the jackets this weekend. We're stuck with highs Saturday near 60º.
Clear skies overnight will provide great viewing of our expected Aurora Borealis from the strongest solar storm since 2003! We expect a round of heavy rain with thunder embedded after sunrise Saturday morning, followed by another round of widely scattered storms Saturday afternoon and evening. Some of those could be strong with heavy rain, lightning and hail.
Both rounds should be out of here overnight Saturday, with a much drier Sunday on tap. Mother's Day is looking mainly dry, with the middle 60s expected and some sunshine.
More rain and storms arrive for next week's work week!
What To Expect:
- Clear for the Northern Lights tonight!
- Waves of rain on Saturday AM
- Strong storms Saturday PM
- Temps staying below average
- Slim rain chance Mother's Day
- Active weather next week
Daily Breakdown:
Friday Night: Cool, but mainly dry. | Low: 48º
Saturday: Rounds of thunderstorms likely, some could be strong. | High: 62º
Mother's Day: Mainly dry. Still cool. | High: 65º
Monday: PM storms, warmer. | High: 78º
Tuesday: Rain and storms likely. | High: 65º
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