Patchy fog and a few showers open Saturday, but Cleveland is headed for a sunny and cooler Labor Day weekend. The heat and storm chances return by midweek.

Cleveland's quiet Friday morning could give way to thunderstorms, gusty winds and heavy downpours before a sunny Labor Day weekend arrives.

Rain and fog open Thursday in Cleveland before steamy heat and storm chances take over. A cooler, calmer Labor Day weekend is on the way.

Cleveland could feel like 102 degrees Wednesday before strong thunderstorms arrive in waves. Cooler, drier weather finally takes over this weekend.

Cleveland's heat ramps up through Wednesday, with temperatures reaching 91°F before thunderstorms become more likely. A cooler, sunnier weekend follows.

Cloudy skies give way to a hotter Cleveland stretch, with highs near 91 by Wednesday and storms returning midweek.

Cleveland gets a sunny Saturday near 83 degrees, but a 90-degree Tuesday and rising storm chances are waiting next week.

Cleveland’s clouds should clear Friday before a sunny, warming weekend. Temperatures climb into the upper 80s next week as storm chances return.

Cleveland gets a warm, partly sunny Wednesday before late-night storm chances return. Then comes a brief cooldown and a warmer weekend.

Cleveland gets a sunny, comfortable Tuesday before showers and thunderstorms return late Wednesday night and Thursday.

Early showers give way to sun and a high near 73, but dangerous Lake Erie rip currents make Monday swimming a bad bet.

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.