CLEVELAND — It was an active and wet start to the work week with widespread showers and some strong storms. Thankfully, there have been no damage reports by the National Weather Service.
Lingering showers ahead of a cold front are exiting NEO as I type. After the sun goes down (which is now after 9 pm), only a stray shower is possible. Patchy fog is possible tonight as clouds clear and winds relax. Lows will dip into the 50s for much of the area to start your Tuesday.
Tuesday will be much drier than Monday, but there is an air quality alert in effect. This should only affect children, the elderly, and those with breathing difficulties.
High pressure is moving in! High and dry is the way to remember what high pressure will bring to the area. Plan for several dry days this week with warming temps! Highs in the 80s are expected by midweek.
Unfortunately, our next rain and storm chances hold off until the weekend. It is still several days out, but there look to be on-and-off storms for both Saturday and Father's Day.
DAILY FORECAST:
Monday Night: Much drier, calmer with patchy fog.| Low: 57º
Tuesday: Sunshine coming back with a breezy southwest wind. AQ alert.| High: 73º
Wednesday: Heating up! Staying dry. | High: 80º
Thursday: A few clouds but even warmer. | High: 84º
Friday: Showers try to return, plenty of dry time. | High: 78º
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