CLEVELAND — The weather starts to turn a little more unsettled by the second half of the weekend. A few storms are possible Sunday, as more humidity and warmer temperatures move back into Northeast Ohio. Timing will be afternoon and evening, but an isolated storm chance cannot be ruled out during the late morning. A strong storm will be possible on Sunday, with heavy rain and gusty winds being the primary concerns.
Temperatures will be in the mid to upper 80s on Sunday, with upper 80s and a few 90s on Monday.
Speaking of Monday, the chance for rain and storms becomes more widespread as another system approaches. It looks like rounds of showers and storms will be possible. Severe storms that could produce damaging winds, large hail, and even isolated tornadoes will be possible. Heavy rain will be possible into Tuesday, mainly during the first half of the day.
We will keep you posted all weekend long regarding the chance for damaging storms early next week. Stay tuned!
We then cool and calm down for the middle and end of the week, with highs falling back into the 70s for Wednesday and Thursday
DAILY FORECAST:
Tonight: Patchy fog. Warmer and a bit more humid. | Low: 65º
Sunday: Few storms. Strong possible. Warmer and muggy. | High: 84º
Monday: Scattered storms. Could be strong or severe. Hot and humid. | High: 88º
Tuesday: Morning rain/storm. Cooler, but still humid. | High: 80º
Wednesday: Drier and breezy. Below avg. | High: 77º
Thursday: More sunshine. Touch warmer. | High: 79º
Friday: Mostly sunny. Seasonable. | High: 83º
Saturday: More clouds. Warm and muggy. | High: 85º
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