Cleveland, OH – A significant heat wave is set to impact Ohio, with temperatures forecasted to climb through early next week. Starting on Saturday, temperatures will begin their upward trend, with many areas expecting highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s. This weather pattern is expected to persist through Tuesday.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service, Northwest Ohio will see the most intense heat, with some locations likely surpassing 90 degrees, particularly in cities like Fremont and Findlay. The heat is anticipated to be most extreme on Sunday and Monday, when temperatures in areas such as Marion and Toledo could reach as high as 94 degrees.
Saturday will mark the beginning of this heat surge, with Cleveland projected to reach 81 degrees. By Sunday, temperatures will climb into the mid-80s, with further increases expected as the week progresses. Akron-Canton and Ashtabula are also on track for substantial heat, with temperatures peaking at 87 degrees on Sunday.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid prolonged outdoor activities during peak heat hours, and monitor updates from local weather services. The heat is expected to ease slightly by mid-week, though temperatures will remain above average for this time of year.
