A radar-indicated tornado tracked toward Fairview Park and Brook Park as flash flood alerts and a severe storm watch blanketed the region.

Cleveland gets a cool, windy Sunday with early showers, a brief afternoon sun break and a stormier night ahead. Lake Erie swimmers face a high rip-current risk through Monday evening.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms take over Cleveland Saturday, with damaging winds possible before a sharp cooldown settles in for Sunday and Monday.

Cleveland gets a sunny Friday before thunderstorms arrive Saturday. Sunday then brings cooler temperatures and lake-enhanced showers.

Cleveland’s wet Thursday gives way to a sunny Friday before storms return for the weekend, with Saturday shaping up as the main weather concern.

Meteorologist Jenn Harcher says the risk peaks through midday Wednesday. Lake Erie already holds the world waterspout record.

Cleveland gets scattered showers and thunderstorms Wednesday, with heavier rain possible south of US-30. A sunny Friday arrives before a stormier weekend.

Cleveland gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms move in late tonight and Wednesday. Dry weather returns Thursday and Friday, but the weekend looks unsettled.

Cleveland gets a cloudy start Monday before skies clear and temperatures settle near 78. Wednesday brings the week’s main chance for showers and thunderstorms.

Cleveland’s quiet Sunday morning is expected to turn stormy by afternoon, with heavy rain and gusty winds possible. A sunny reset arrives Tuesday.

Cleveland’s sunny Saturday start will give way to thunderstorms, heavy rain and flooding concerns through Sunday.

Cleveland gets a mostly sunny Friday before showers and thunderstorms roll in Saturday night and linger through Sunday. Heavy rain could disrupt weekend plans.

Dredging near the new Pontiac Preserve will target decades-old toxic muck as the Maumee watershed inches toward full recovery.