Cleveland, OH – A cold front is expected to move through Ohio later this evening, bringing with it increased chances for showers and storms. The National Weather Service in Cleveland has issued an alert, indicating that storm activity will pick up this afternoon ahead of the front’s arrival. Residents can expect gusty winds accompanying any storms that form, with high temperatures reaching the mid-80s today.
According to the US National Weather Service Cleveland, the probability of precipitation varies across the region. Cleveland has a 41% chance of showers, while Akron and Canton face higher chances at 48% and 43%, respectively. Areas like Meadville have a significant 63% likelihood of storms, while Toledo has a lower 17% chance.
The 10-day forecast shows a mix of weather conditions following the cold front. Thursday will see clear skies with a high of 75°F, while Friday remains sunny with temperatures around 77°F. The weekend will bring warmer temperatures, with Saturday at 80°F and Sunday at 84°F.
Next week, rain chances increase again, particularly on Monday and Tuesday, with potential showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures will range from the mid-80s to upper-80s. The air quality index today is moderate at 59, similar to the previous day.
