CLEVELAND — A strong system is approaching NEO from the west and will bring the return of storms to the area on Wednesday. Plan for rounds of storms starting as early as 4 or 5 am on Wednesday until late afternoon/early evening on Wednesday.
Storms could be strong or severe tomorrow with damaging wind gusts, hail, and lightning. The biggest threat will be heavy rain that could lead to flooding, with multiple rounds expected. Each round has a shot at wind damage from gusts over 60mph, and isolated tornadoes are not off the table either. Be weather aware all day, and be sure to have multiple ways to receive storm warnings.
By Wednesday night, the storms exit, but the cold enters. Temperatures will plummet from the 60s to the 30s during the afternoon by Wednesday night. Some flakes are possible on Thursday! But the rest of the 7-day forecast is a bumpy ride in temperatures!
DAILY FORECAST:
Tuesday Night: Storms move in overnight. | Low: 60º
Wednesday: Severe storms possible. Rapidly dropping temps late. | High: 68º
Thursday: Much colder. Isolated flakes. | High: 39º
Friday: Isolated showers, very windy. Warmer. | High: 50º
Saturday: Seasonable, mainly dry. | High: 42º
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