Cleveland’s early Wednesday rain should clear into sunshine, but strong currents keep Lake Erie beaches dangerous through early Thursday.

Hot and humid Monday with storms possible tonight. Heavy downpours possible in isolated spots.

Clear and low‑80s Saturday, then multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms — some could be strong — arrive Sunday into Monday.

County posts an RFQ for a hydrogeologic study of a proposed 95‑acre landfill expansion that officials say could add decades of disposal capacity.

Cool, clear morning gives way to low-80s Friday; storms return Sunday with a stronger threat Monday.

A debris-filled funnel that appears to be a tornado touched down in northern Youngstown Tuesday night, video shows, leaving roof damage and brief power outages. Officials say spotters and radar confirmed the touchdown.

Cloudy, cool morning with a high rip‑current risk along Lake Erie through this evening. Breezy conditions and highs hold near 70°F.

Rounds of thunderstorms and a high rip-current risk will make Lake Erie unsafe Tuesday. Expect gusty winds and spotty heavy rain that may affect commutes.

Patchy wildfire smoke will hang over Cleveland Monday; showers and thunderstorms — some severe — are likely Tuesday. Plan a backup for outdoor plans and watch conditions.

Hazy skies and patchy smoke dim Cleveland Sunday. Air quality and beach warnings are in effect; thunderstorms likely Monday–Tuesday.

Patchy smoke, high heat and a risk for severe storms Saturday afternoon; beach and air-quality alerts are also in effect.

Wildfire smoke has left Cleveland’s air unhealthy today, and forecasters warn of a strong‑storm window Saturday; limit outdoor plans and check advisories.

Smoky skies and an Air Quality Alert blanket Cleveland Thursday. Limit outdoor time and expect haze through Friday with storms possible Saturday.