Dense fog will limit lakefront visibility early Tuesday, then burn off for a mild, partly sunny afternoon with highs near 74°F.

Dense fog trims visibility Monday in Cleveland, NWS advisory until 9 AM. Sunshine returns with a high near 69°F.

NEORSD’s daily outlook flagged Edgewater and Villa Angela beaches as poor for water quality. Officials warned against full‑body contact while extra testing continues.

Cloudy and muggy this morning in Cleveland with a 60% chance of afternoon thunderstorms and light rain. Memorial Day turns drier and warmer.

Rounds of showers and thunderstorms will douse Cleveland through Sunday with gusty southeast winds and inch-plus rainfall in spots. Memorial Day should be drier and warmer.

An April hailstorm dented hundreds of cars and damaged municipal buildings across Solon, Bedford and other Cleveland suburbs; early tallies put losses in the hundreds of millions.

Steady rain, gusty winds and rip-current warnings will affect Cleveland through Memorial Day weekend. Expect localized flooding and unsafe lake conditions.

Cloudy and cool today with spotty showers. Heavier, widespread rain is likely late Friday into Saturday with possible river rises.

Upper 80s today with showers and storms likely this evening, damaging gusts possible during the commute.

Highs near 88–90°F Monday and gusty winds. Thunderstorms likely tonight into Tuesday; a cooler Wednesday follows.

Sunny morning and highs in the mid‑80s today; hotter Monday and Tuesday with a growing severe‑storm risk Tuesday night.

Clear this morning, then showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday with isolated gusts possible. Expect slower commutes and breezy conditions.

Clear skies and highs near 70 Friday; showers and storms likely Saturday, then near-90 temps early next week.