Skies will be mainly sunny, with an uptick in humidity, as temperatures edge into the low 90s. An upper-level wave will set off a isolated showers that will dissipate around sunset. Tonight will be warm and dry, with morning readings in the low 70s.
Skies will be mainly sunny, with an uptick in humidity, as temperatures edge into the low 90s. An upper-level wave will set off a isolated showers that will dissipate around sunset. Tonight will be warm and dry, with morning readings in the low 70s.
Another ripple aloft will interact with heat and humidity Sunday, forming a cluster of storms over the Upper Midwest and western Great Lakes that will dive southeast across Ohio later in the day. A few storms could contain strong or damaging winds and heavy rain, before moving east in the evening.
A few more storms are possible late Sunday night across northern Ohio primarily with a separate disturbance riding the northern edge of a heat dome.
Temperatures will reach the mid-90s Sunday through Tuesday. The heat will break when a cold front arrives Tuesday night and early Wednesday, bringing rain and a few storms.
Cooler and less humid conditions are expected the second half of the week, with highs in the low 80s.
