Residents in northern Ohio are advised to brace themselves for a shift in the weather as rain and thunderstorms are predicted to roll in from Thursday evening and persist through the weekend. According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, there is a slight possibility of showers today, but dry conditions are expected to prevail until Thursday afternoon. However, as we head towards Thursday night, the chances of rain will rise from the west, giving way to showers that are projected to form overnight.
Friday is expected to experience the heaviest rainfall, along with the possibility of thunderstorms, as stated by the National Weather Service. These weather conditions are anticipated to persist throughout Saturday, with scattered showers and potential thunderstorms, particularly in northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania.
During this period, the temperatures will vary between the upper 60s and low 80s. Friday is expected to be the day with the most rainfall. It is important for residents to stay updated with the latest information and be prepared for the possibility of heavy rain and localized flooding in certain areas.
Sunday may bring some relief as the rain subsides, although there may still be scattered showers, particularly in the morning. The forecast for the start of next week indicates cooler temperatures and a resumption of dry weather. It is advised that residents keep an eye on local weather reports as the weekend approaches.
