Cleveland, Ohio – Storms will likely disrupt Sunday afternoon across Northeast Ohio as widespread showers and possible thunderstorms develop after 3 p.m., triggering a summer weather alert for the Cleveland area.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances surge to 70% on Sunday, June 8, with the highest threat of thunderstorms between 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. New rainfall amounts could reach up to a quarter inch, with isolated higher totals in storms. Southeast winds at 6 to 9 mph will accompany the unstable conditions. If you’re traveling along I-90, be prepared for slick roads and reduced visibility.
Western Cuyahoga County, including Cleveland, Lakewood, and Parma, could see downpours strong enough to slow traffic. Outdoor plans may need rescheduling. Residents should avoid flooded intersections and keep devices charged in case of isolated outages from lightning strikes.
Monday, June 9, brings another round of showers, especially after 11 a.m., with continued storm chances through the night. Rain tapers by early Tuesday, giving way to mostly sunny skies with highs near 74°F.
Expect calmer summer conditions from Tuesday through Thursday, including dry days and gradually warming highs — topping out around 80°F by Wednesday, June 11. Another chance of rain returns Friday, June 13 with a 30% chance of showers under partly sunny skies.
More updates are expected as Sunday’s storm window nears. Stay weather-aware and check road conditions before heading out.
