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Dangerous Heat Peaks in Northeast Ohio as Storms Flare Along I-75 Corridor

The National Weather Service cautions that a slow-moving cold front will shift storm activity east on Sunday ahead of cooler, drier air next week.

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Overview

  • Heat indices are climbing toward 100°F under an NWS Level 3 major risk advisory for Saturday afternoon.
  • Scattered to numerous thunderstorms are developing along the I-75 corridor, posing downpour and wind-damage threats to western communities.
  • Rain and storm chances will move east of I-77 on Sunday as a slow-moving cold front sweeps through the region.
  • The strongest storms may unleash damaging wind gusts, locally heavy rainfall and isolated flooding due to persistent heat and humidity.
  • High pressure is forecast to build in early next week, bringing drier conditions and highs back to the mid-80s.