Cleveland, OH – A cold front moving through northern Ohio today will bring scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms across much of the region, potentially causing disruptions for the afternoon commute.
According to the National Weather Service, the front will sweep south-southeastward through the area starting in the mid-morning, with the heaviest rain and storm activity expected between noon and early evening. A few storms could produce localized damaging wind gusts, especially from Marion County to Holmes County and points south.
Rainfall will vary, with temperatures expected to reach highs near 80°F across Cleveland and surrounding areas. The storms could also affect parts of Akron, Youngstown, and Mansfield. Drivers in these cities should be prepared for brief periods of heavy rain and gusty winds that could impact visibility and road conditions.
As the cold front advances, some areas may experience gusts reaching 40-50 mph, which could result in isolated tree damage and power outages. Residents should secure outdoor items and monitor local weather updates for more details.
Warnings for the region are expected to be updated throughout the day, with additional advisories possible if conditions worsen.
