CLEVELAND — By Sunday, the weather will have settled down. It'll be drier, less humid, but some wildfire smoke returns. So some air quality concerns are returning, but they will not be as bad as last week.
Temperatures will be much cooler to start the new week, with highs in the upper 70s to around 80 Sunday afternoon.
Temperatures will bump back into the lower 80s on Monday, with more cloud cover. We will remain dry on Monday, but storm chances begin to return by Tuesday. A cold front will bring the threat of scattered storms, some of which could be strong to severe across Northeast Ohio on Tuesday,
Behind the front, it will feel like a different season! We'll go from the lower 80s on Monday and Tuesday to maybe only the lower 70s for highs by Wednesday and Thursday.
We'll see much more comfortable humidity for the middle and end of the week, under mostly sunny skies!
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday: Cooler, drier, light haze.| High: 77º
Monday: Warmer, closer to the norm. Partly sunny. | High: 82º
Tuesday: Storms returning. Severe possible. Humid. | High: 83º
Wednesday: Drying out and much cooler! | High: 72º
Thursday: More sunshine. Well below average. | High: 75º
Friday: Mostly sunny. Pleasant. | High: 81º
Saturday: Partly cloudy. Still cool for July. | High: 83º
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