CLEVELAND — The bigger shot at damage comes from the storms building southwest of Ohio. Those storms will likely be tornadic before forming into a squall line and moving northeast into Ohio. Plan on damaging straight-line winds, tons of lightning, and heavy rain. Most likely arriving after sunset and lingering until just after midnight.
The threat of severe weather diminishes early on Saturday, even though we'll have to dodge a few more spotty t-showers midday. That's the cold front. And I mean COLD front!
Temps drop into the lower 60s for Saturday afternoon with the west wind. We're stuck in the lower 60s Sunday with highs in the 50s (what?!?), possibly Monday and Tuesday. Guess what... After Wednesday's rain, it'll be even COOLER to end the next week!
DAILY FORECAST:
Friday Night: Potentially severe (damaging) storms. | Low: 58º
Saturday: Few midday storms followed by wind and CHILLY air. | High: 64º
Sunday: Drying out. Cooler. | High: 62º
Monday: Partly cloudy. Touch cooler. | High: 60º
Tuesday: More clouds. Stray shower. | High: 59º
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