CLEVELAND — A much brighter day for our Wednesday, but temps are still struggling. We're still only warming to about 70 this afternoon. Keeping it about 10 degrees cooler than average.
The best chance for rain this week appears to be on Thursday and into early Friday, with scattered thunderstorms and lake-enhanced downpours. These storms will keep our temperatures on the cool side for the rest of the week, including the holiday weekend.
Friday will likely fall back into the upper 60s, with 70s returning this weekend and a gradual warming trend by Labor Day. Temperatures are expected to range from the upper 70s to perhaps the low 80s by Monday, and it looks to stay dry all weekend, too.
DAILY FORECAST:
Wednesday: Brighter but still cool. | High: 70º
Thursday: Partly sunny. Scattered t-showers. | High: 75º
Friday: Isolated showers early. Cooler. | High: 67º
Saturday: Partly sunny. Touch warmer. | High: 71º
Sunday: More sunshine. Still below average. | High: 75º
Labor Day: A Bit milder, still dry. | High: 80º
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