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Plan for a few more storms on Thursday and Friday

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By: Mark Johnson , Trent Magill , Katie McGraw , Phil Sakal

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CLEVELAND — Following the storms and severe weather, on Tuesday, thousands are still without power across NE OH as crews get out and lend helping hands.Two tornadoes have been confirmed, with more surveys planned on Thursday.

Tonight will be quiet, with a few clouds and potentially some fog early on Thursday. Temperatures will drop into the 60s for most communities overnight. A few showers are possible by sunrise on Thursday. The heat & humidity build back Thursday afternoon with mid and upper 80s expected with additional spotty storms during the afternoon and evening.

Two systems are going to play a role in our forecast to wrap up the work week. There is a cold front moving in from the northwest. There is also Tropical Storm Debby to our SE. As the cold front slides toward NEO, it will bring a few storms to the area but also looks to push the worst of the remnants of Debby away from our area. The outer bands of Debby will likely bring a few storms Thursday evening and into Friday. This is especially true for the eastern half of our viewing area.

Coming off the severe storms on Tuesday, you may be concerned about more damaging storms. While the threat is never zero, it looks MUCH lower than on Tuesday. We will keep you posted if that changes. We take a drop in temps Friday as the cold front sweeps through and brings even cooler air for the weekend.

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