CLEVELAND — The National Weather Service has canceled a Severe Thunderstorm Watch for multiple counties following severe, damaging storms overnight across the News 5 viewing area.
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UPDATE: While there is a watch and a few storms in our southern and eastern communities, I think most of these storms will clear NEO before they become too strong, which is good news after yesterday's severe weather! Best chance looks to be across Carroll and Tuscarawas Counties. pic.twitter.com/MMrOMlHSBE
— Katie McGraw (@KatieMcGrawx) June 11, 2026
We will be watching for damaging winds and large hail. Heavy rain and lightning are common with any storm. West of I-77 should stay dry for the majority of the afternoon.
A cold front will produce a line of severe storms to the west of Ohio. This line will weaken as it pushes toward Northeast Ohio by tonight, but we will keep you posted on any additional concerns about severe weather overnight and early Friday.
Raging storms rolled through Northeast Ohio late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, knocking down trees and power lines.
Here's a gallery of storm damage photos:
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A Heat Advisory has been issued until 8 p.m. for areas throughout Northeast Ohio.
News 5's Allan Nosoff has the latest on how to stay safe in the heat.
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