Cleveland, Ohio – Storms may roll through Cleveland by late Wednesday, disrupting commutes and soaking neighborhoods along I-90 with heavy evening rain.
According to the National Weather Service, a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives after 3 p.m. Wednesday, continuing into the night. Rainfall totals could reach a quarter inch or more, especially with thunderstorm activity. Winds will shift from the southeast at 9 to 11 mph during the day and from the southwest at night.
Travelers and residents should prepare for slick roadways during the evening rush, especially along major arteries like I-90 and I-77. Power outages are possible with thunderstorm winds, and visibility may drop during heavy downpours. Plan ahead by charging devices, avoiding unnecessary travel after 7 p.m., and checking traffic apps for delays.
Cleveland’s Wednesday high will hover near 64°F with temperatures dipping to the upper 50s overnight. Thursday looks drier, with only a slight chance of morning showers and clearing skies by afternoon, pushing highs near 69°F.
Looking ahead, Friday brings scattered afternoon showers and highs in the low 70s, followed by a partly sunny Saturday around 67°F. Sunday and Monday offer warmer, summer-like conditions, both sunny and climbing into the low to mid-70s—ideal for outdoor plans.
Rain remains a threat through Friday night. Stay alert to additional advisories from the NWS as conditions may evolve through the weekend.
