CLEVELAND — When the fireworks go off this evening, look for temperatures in the low 80s with mostly clear skies. Overnight temps will dip into the mid 60s inland to the low 70s along the lakeshore.
Most of the 4th of July holiday weekend looks great. High pressure is still dominating our air, so rain chances will be very small over the next few days, and anything that forms won't last long and shouldn't be damaging. The best chance for some storms Sunday PM, especially in Western Ohio.
Big heat returns! Both Saturday and Sunday will be hot with highs in the low 90s and with humidity on the rise. The increasing humidity will make it feel like the mid to even upper 90s.
The highest chance for storms over the next week will fall on Monday. A few storms could become strong before cooler air pays us a visit on Tuesday. The rest of the week looks seasonable with pop-up showers and storms.
DAILY FORECAST:
Independence Day: Beautiful sun and seasonable heat!| High: 85º
Saturday: Big heat and humidity.| High: 90º
Sunday: Another hot day with a few storms possible. | High: 92º
Monday: Storms are likely. Could be strong. | High: 84º
Tuesday: Dry & cooler| High: 81º
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