A 5-year-old boy was found dead after flash flooding in Lewisville, Monroe County; authorities are investigating while emergency crews urged residents to avoid floodwaters.

Patchy lake fog slows the morning commute as Cleveland climbs to about 80°F. Isolated showers this afternoon; heavier storms possible Thursday–Friday.

Demolition crews have begun tearing down the Advanced Medical Systems plant on London Road, a long‑standing source of cobalt‑60 contamination. State funds will pay for soil testing and final remediation.

A tornado warning briefly covered rural southeast Portage and northwest Mahoning counties after radar showed rotation near Newton Falls. Officials urged residents to take shelter.

Heavy afternoon storms threaten flash flooding across Cleveland, and Lake Erie beaches are under a high rip-current advisory. Expect ponding and rough lake conditions.

Patchy fog this morning; showers and thunderstorms likely through Monday with heavy downpours possible.

Heat Advisory through 8 p.m. Saturday. Highs near 90°F and spotty afternoon storms may bring brief heavy rain.

Extreme Heat Warning through 8 p.m. Friday, July 3. Highs near 96°F with heat indexes up to 107°F and late‑day storms possible.

Cleveland faces dangerous heat through Friday with highs near 98°F and heat-index values up to 108°F. Cooling centers have extended hours for residents.

North Canton opened its Civic Center Event Hall as a cooling center Wednesday after an NWS extreme heat warning. The library will hold senior programming at the hall Thursday.

A late-June hailstorm battered Solon and the city has logged roughly 1,300 repair permits as homeowners scramble to fix roofs, windows and siding.

Dangerous heat through Thursday with highs in the mid‑90s and little overnight relief. Cooling centers are open across the city.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Cleveland from noon Tuesday through 8 p.m. Thursday; highs will hit the mid‑90s with heat‑index values above 100. Cooling centers are available.