CLEVELAND — Skies will be clear tonight as a warm front moves in from the south. Temperatures will range from the mid-50s to the lower 60s for low temperatures.
Heat & humidity are fuel for thunderstorms. Meaning, if the storms roll in by early afternoon, there will be less heat/humidity and less fuel, so they won't be as strong. On the other hand, any delay would be these storms have more fuel and could bring even more damage to Northern Ohio. Damagin winds and large hail are the main threats between the hours of 2pm and 8pm. An isolated tornado cannot be rules out.
It's something we'll be watching closely. For now, plan on storms rolling in midday with the potential for damage starting around noon.
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday Night: Mostly clear. | Low: 63º
Tuesday: PM storms, some severe. Windy. | High: 79º
Wednesday: Much cooler with a few morning showers. | High: 56º
Thursday: Scattered rain returning. | High: 78º
Friday: Wet & breezy. | High: 65º
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