Light rain and fog Saturday morning in Cleveland with showers likely before 9 a.m. Rain tapers to mostly cloudy; drier Sunday and a possible line of stronger storms late Monday into Tuesday.

Mild this afternoon, but storms are likely late Friday night into early Saturday. Gusty winds and brief heavy rain could slow the evening commute.

Sunny and mild Thursday, storms likely Friday night. Plan for wet commutes into Saturday.

Sunny morning, highs near 68°F. Watch for isolated strong storms late today and heavier rain Friday night into Saturday.

Chilly morning in Cleveland gives way to a warm, blustery Tuesday with highs near 70. Showers and thunderstorms are likely late Tuesday night.

Freeze Warning in effect this morning and again Monday night; expect a rapid warmup to near 70°F on Tuesday.

Freeze Warning in effect Sunday night into Monday morning for Cleveland. Expect lows in the 20s, gusty winds and a brief rain-to-snow chance in the snowbelt.

Showers and thunderstorms, some potentially severe, are likely Saturday afternoon in Cleveland. Gusty winds and a sharp cooldown arrive Sunday night.

Dense fog is cutting morning visibility in Cleveland, expect lifting by midmorning. A strong front brings a high chance of thunderstorms and some severe risk Saturday.

Cuyahoga County declared East Cleveland’s service yard a public health nuisance after inspectors found tires, scrap metal and yard waste piled on city property. Mayor Sandra Morgan says the city has applied for state help to clear it.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon with gusts to about 25 mph and a marginal severe threat along the Lake Erie shoreline.

Multiple rounds of heavy showers and thunderstorms are expected through Thursday. Flood Watch remains for parts of northwest Ohio; expect travel delays.

Cloudy and muggy with multiple storm rounds through Thursday, heavy rain and gusty winds tonight and Wednesday could cause localized flooding.