CLEVELAND — More clouds, humidity and warmth on-tap for the overnight, along with a few t'storms across NEO. Rain chances will be more likely across the region after midnight and in our western communities. Temperatures will only bottom out in the low to mid 70s.
More scattered showers and storms stick around, with a cold front moving through on Monday, and a few strong to severe storms will be possible. Heavy rain, flooding, and damaging winds will be the likely concerns. Storms will begin to taper off late Monday, with only a few lingering chances on Tuesday morning. Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 80s, along with more humidity on Monday, but will begin to drop back into the lower 80s by Tuesday through the end of the work week.
As of now, the Fourth of July, looks mainly dry, but a lot can change between now and then - stay tuned for the latest updates!
DAILY FORECAST:
Sunday Night: Few t'storms. Warm & Muggy. | High: 73°
Monday: Warm and muggy with strong storms likely. | High: 85º
Tuesday: A few AM storms. | High: 82º
Wednesday: Less humid and drier.| High: 84º
Thursday: Partly cloudy.| High: 84º
Independence Day: Partly cloudy. Touch warmer.| High: 85º
Saturday: Hot & humid.| High: 89º
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