CLEVELAND — A weak trough will slide SE across NE Ohio tonight and early Monday. That means some choppy water across eastern parts of Lake Erie and a risk of rip currents.
There will also be a risk of a few waterspouts east, so boaters use caution early Monday!
Small Craft Advisory is in place from Avon Point to Conneaut for NE Ohio until 4 pm Monday afternoon for 2-5' waves possible.
Most of Labor Day will be dry with only a slim chance of a stray shower. This is most likely early and to the NE of Cleveland. Highs will be in the mid 70s.
Heating up Tuesday as another front approaches. Some strong storms may develop late Tuesday with heavy rain & a few strong wind gusts.
Look for rain lingering early Wednesday with cooler temps rolling in for the rest of the work week.
FORECAST HEADLINES
- Pleasant and mainly dry tonight
- Few waterspouts possible through early Monday
- Mild and mainly dry Monday for Labor Day
- Some strong storms possible Tuesday PM
- Cooler air filters in by Wednesday
DETAILED FORECAST
Tonight: Slim shot of a shower NE. Pleasant & mainly dry.| Low: 60º with 50s inland
Labor Day: Partly cloudy and mainly dry. Slim rain chance early NE. | High: 75º
Tuesday: Scattered pm showers and storms. Some strong. Warmer. | High: 83º
Wednesday: Spotty rain & a few storms early. Cooler. | High: 75º
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