CLEVELAND — There were a few severe thunderstorm warnings this afternoon and evening from Mansfield to Carrollton. Thankfully, any strong storms have weakened for the rest of the night. However, hit-and-miss showers and thunderstorms are possible overnight and into Friday morning.
The front responsible for these storms will continue to bring on-and-off storm chances on Friday, before it finally moves out of the region Friday night into early Saturday. The best chance for rain on Friday is during the morning and afternoon, with a gradual drying trend by Friday evening. A couple storms could become strong or severe once again on Friday.
There have been and will continue to be a huge range in rainfall amounts. Some spots will pick up less than 0.25 inches, and other spots will pick up 2-3 inches or more. Areas that experience the heaviest rain and repeated rounds of heavy rain could also deal with flash flooding.
Saturday will be dry all day, but we have to add a few shower chances on Sunday, with more storms on Monday. Sigh.
DAILY FORECAST:
Thursday Night: Few t-showers overnight and into Friday | Low: 62º
Friday: Scattered t-storms. | High: 72º
Saturday: Drying out early. | High: 75º
Sunday: Partly cloudy with a few rain showers. | High: 76º
Monday: Scattered Storms. More clouds. | High: 76º
Tuesday: Slim shot at a shower. | High: 72º
Wednesday: Looking dry and seasonal. | High: 76º
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