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.

A Heat Advisory runs noon8 p.m. Wednesday with highs near 92F. Wildfire smoke may make air quality unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Heat Advisory noon–8 p.m. in Cleveland; highs near 91°F and dangerous humidity. Shift outdoor plans and check on neighbors.

A midweek heat surge arrives Tuesday with highs near 91°F and heat indices in the mid‑90s. Cuyahoga County lists cooling centers for relief.

High rip-current risk for Lake Erie beaches Sunday afternoon. Sunny, breezy and warming into the 80s with hotter temperatures expected midweek.

Patchy fog could slow the morning commute; skies clear and warm into the mid‑80s with breezy lakeshore winds.

Scattered storms are likely Friday with pockets of heavy rain. Warm, drier weather returns Sunday.

Muggy this morning; storms are likely Thursday night with heavy downpours and isolated damaging gusts. Expect lingering showers into Friday morning.

Mostly sunny Wednesday with highs near 83°F. A cold front brings showers and a marginal severe-wind risk late Thursday into Friday.

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.