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.

Gusty southwest winds will make Monday's commute blustery with gusts up to 45 mph. Showers and a chance of strong storms return Tuesday into Tuesday night.

Seismologists say the recent cluster of small tremors across Northeast Ohio are largely aftershocks of a 2023 event and more visible because of improved monitoring.

Warm, sunny Sunday tops near 76°F in Cleveland with gusty south winds. Several rounds of showers and thunderstorms are possible Monday through midweek.

Cloudy and cool Saturday; a quick warmup to the mid-70s hits Sunday, then storms return early next week.

High winds ripped part of the Southeast High School gym roof off on Tuesday, flooding a nearly-new floor and forcing a cleanup and replacement covered by insurance.

Showers and gusty southwest winds arrive this afternoon in Cleveland. Expect a wet, slower commute with a cooler Saturday.

Northeast Ohio saw at least two confirmed tornadoes last week, including an EF-2 in Shelby. Crews and utilities continue damage assessments and restorations.

Breezy start with highs near 72°F; spotty afternoon showers and isolated thunderstorms possible. Rain becomes more widespread Friday and a warming trend returns Sunday.

Clear morning and a warm, sunny afternoon with highs near 60°F. Thunderstorm chances return Thursday with gusty south winds.

Spotty lake‑effect snow this morning will taper by midmorning; highs only near 37°F today before a rapid warm‑up midweek.

EPA's proposal to exclude several wildfire‑influenced 2023 readings drops the Cleveland region to the 70 ppb ozone cutoff. That shift could pause some pollution‑control requirements.