Cleveland, OH – Ohio residents should brace for a humid Tuesday with possible thunderstorms, particularly in the eastern half of the state. Temperatures will reach the mid-80s, with Toledo and Findlay expecting highs of 87°F. According to the US National Weather Service Cleveland, thunderstorms are most likely in the afternoon, impacting cities such as Cleveland, Akron, and Youngstown.
The humidity will persist throughout the day, creating muggy conditions. Despite the storms, western areas like Toledo and Findlay might see some sunshine later in the day.
The hourly forecast indicates that morning temperatures will be around 71°F, gradually rising to 81°F by late afternoon. Rain chances decrease after noon, with sunshine likely to break through. The rest of the week promises a mix of weather conditions: Wednesday and Thursday will remain warm, with highs of 85°F and slight chances of rain. Friday could see more storms with a high of 82°F, while the weekend brings cooler temperatures and scattered showers on Saturday.
Sunday and Monday offer relief from the rain with sunny skies and highs around 80°F. Air quality remains good, with an index of 43, better than the previous day. Residents should stay updated on weather conditions and be prepared for possible thunderstorms, particularly in the eastern regions of Ohio.
