Cleveland, OH – Ohio residents should prepare for severe weather today as storms develop along a cold front, bringing the potential for large hail and damaging wind gusts. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Cleveland has issued a warning, highlighting the risk of isolated flooding due to heavy rainfall.
According to the NWS, the strongest storms are expected between 11 AM and 8 PM. Cloud cover and the number of storms in the region could limit the intensity of the severe weather. However, residents should remain vigilant as the conditions can change rapidly.
The primary concern with these storms is the potential for large hail, which can cause significant damage to property and vehicles. Damaging wind gusts may also pose a threat to outdoor structures and trees. The NWS advises residents to secure loose items and stay indoors during the storm’s peak hours.
In addition to today’s severe weather, the extended forecast for Ohio indicates a mix of conditions. Thursday is expected to be clear with a high of 80°F, while Friday will bring cooler temperatures around 72°F. More rain is forecasted for Saturday, with a 65% chance of precipitation and temperatures in the mid-70s. Sunday will see partly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching 73°F.
