After several days of dry weather, showers and storms look to return this weekend, especially on Sunday. A couple storms could become strong or severe on Sunday.
It has been very dry in Northeast Ohio and Cleveland for more than a week. In fact, it has not rained in 9 days. The last time Cleveland picked up any precipitation was on April 5. That looks to change this weekend. A weak disturbance will impact the area today and a stronger low-pressure system out west moves through tomorrow.Saturday's rain/storm chance is pretty low - plan for a few spotty showers and isolated thunderstorms during the afternoon/evening on Saturday.
There is a much better chance of storms on Sunday, but it does not storm all day. We will actually start the day off dry, sunny and warm. Temps will quickly rise ahead of the cold front. Storms will start in our western communities in the early afternoon and spread east throughout the day. The best chance for storms will be from about 3 to 6 p.m. However, if you live farther to the west that will start around 1 to 2 p.m. and if you live to the east you can plan for storms to exit by 9 p.m.
The main threat will be damaging straight-line winds. Small hail and briefly heavy rain will be likely as well. The tornado threat is low, but never zero. Have a plan during the afternoon in case storms do become severe. News 5 will continue to monitor the threat of severe storms this weekend and post updates as needed.
Wind will be increasing tomorrow and into Monday and temperatures will be decreasing. It will be a shock to the system on Monday with much colder temps and blustery winds . This low pressure system will linger until Tuesday, keeping damp conditions in the forecast. With much colder temperatures, a few snow showers are not off the table. Minor accumulation will be possible Monday and early Tuesday, but this would be mainly on the grass, your car and back deck.
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