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Sunshine and Late-Summer Warmth to Dominate Northeast Ohio as Rain Prospects Hold Off Until Weekend

An upper-level ridge over the Great Lakes is sustaining dry weather with temperatures running above normal.

Overview

  • National Weather Service calls for sunshine and highs near 80 degrees Monday, with a clear night dropping to around 60.
  • Forecasts keep mostly sunny skies and low-80s highs through Saturday, with a potential pattern break bringing a few showers late week into Sunday, when one outlook puts chances near 40%.
  • Cleveland has recorded 10 straight days without measurable rain, a stretch likely to reach at least 15, and parts of the region are running far below typical 30-day rainfall.
  • The latest U.S. Drought Monitor lists much of Northeast Ohio as abnormally dry, with severe drought noted in parts of Carroll and Columbiana counties.
  • A persistent lake breeze will cap lakeshore highs in the upper 70s while inland areas reach well into the 80s, with a few spots potentially nearing 90.