Clear morning gives way to a hot, humid week. Midweek highs could hit the mid‑90s with heat indexes near or above 100°F.

Sunny Saturday with highs in the mid‑70s. Mid‑week heat surges into the mid‑90s inland.

Showers arrive Friday night across Cleveland, tapering Saturday; a hot, humid stretch returns next week with highs near the 90s.

Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday with a few strong storms possible this afternoon. A major heat surge arrives late next week.

Sunny this morning with a high near 80. Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday; heat returns early next week.

Sunny and mild Tuesday in Cleveland; showers and a risk of gusty storms return late Wednesday into Thursday. Heat builds back by Monday.

Heavy rain, dense fog and a Beach Hazards Statement are affecting Cleveland this morning. Expect gusty lake winds and wet commutes.

Walleye and charter trips look good this spring, but algae and a suite of invasive species are complicating Lake Erie’s recovery. Forecasts and advisories will shape the season.

A soaking rain moves in late Sunday night into Monday with gusty lakeshore winds and high rip-current risk for some Lake Erie beaches.

Clear Saturday morning; scattered showers this afternoon. Steady rain Sunday night into Monday may bring up to 1–1.5 inches and river rises.

Clear and breezy for Juneteenth with highs near 76°F and gusts to about 26 mph. Heavy rain returns Sunday night into Monday with 1–2 inches possible and river rises.

Wind Advisory through 6 p.m. Thursday with gusts up to 50 mph near Lake Erie. High rip current risk and rough waves make beaches dangerous today.

A 19 First Alert Weather Day covers Cleveland as thunderstorms arrive Wednesday night and a very windy Thursday threatens gusty damage and heavy downpours. Stay ready for rapidly changing conditions.