CLEVELAND, Ohio – Summer heat continues across Northeast Ohio today with highs near 80, but residents should prepare for a shift by Saturday night as thunderstorms move into the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, most of Saturday will stay partly sunny with highs around 82, but showers and storms are expected after dark. The chance of precipitation is 30%, with stronger storms capable of producing localized downpours. Winds will pick up slightly out of the southwest at 7 mph.
Sunday brings relief with mostly sunny skies and cooler air, keeping afternoon highs closer to 78. By Monday, temperatures drop further into the low 70s, continuing a mild trend through much of next week. Overnight lows will dip into the upper 50s by Monday night, offering residents a noticeable break from summer humidity.
Drivers along I-90 and I-71 should stay alert Saturday evening as wet roads and reduced visibility could develop quickly during any thunderstorms. Residents planning outdoor events may want a backup plan until storms clear early Sunday.
Clearer skies and seasonable conditions will dominate through midweek, with no significant storm threats expected after Saturday night.
Five Day Forecast for Cleveland, Ohio:
- Saturday: High 82, partly sunny, storms possible at night.
- Sunday: High 78, mostly sunny.
- Monday: High 71, mostly sunny.
- Tuesday: High 69, mostly sunny.
- Wednesday: High 71, sunny.
