Turning scattered through the afternoon and evening tomorrow.

Mild as cloud build into the area tonight. Heavier rain will move in after midnight into the early hours of Friday. No severe storms anticipated.

Rain will turn more scattered through the afternoon tomorrow. Chance for a few general thunderstorms. Cool with temperatures climbing into the low 70s during the day.

Looking ahead this weekend, Saturday’s coverage will be smaller, on and off and mainly in the morning. A few spotty storms will develop in the afternoon with small coverage/sun in between. Eastern areas of northern Ohio much better chance. Drier west.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Temperature forecast:

Here’s how we wrap up the month heading into July:

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(WJW) -- Its cloudy and cooler today with the humidity starting to creep up. A stray shower is possible this afternoon, but most areas will stay dry.

Showers become more widespread tonight into Friday morning. Tomorrow afternoon pop-up thunderstorms are possible. No severe storms are anticipated.

Friday futurecast:

Looking ahead this weekend, Saturday’s coverage will be smaller, on and off and mainly in the morning. A few spotty storms will develop in the afternoon with small coverage/sun in between. Eastern areas of northern Ohio much better chance. Drier west.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Temperature forecast:

Here’s how we wrap up the month heading into July:

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

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CLEVELAND (WJW) - This evening, temperatures are comfortable and warm, in the 70s with a breeze at times to make it feel so wonderfully summer.

We should stay dry into the overnight hours but a stray sprinkle can’t be ruled out.

We’ll stay cloudy and warm overnight and dry, temps will bottom out in the upper 50s to lower 60s first thing in the morning.

Thursday forecast:

Cloudy skies for Thursday with a few passing showers in the morning. Should be drier in the afternoon but staying cloudy and cooler, only in the mid 70s. Showers become more widespread Friday and early Saturday with some embedded thunderstorms.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Weekend forecast looks like this:

Here’s how we wrap up the month heading into July:

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(WJW) -- It's the first day of summer!!

Summer officially began Wednesday at 10:58 a.m. It’ll feel like it with temperatures quickly climbing into the low to mid-80s. It will also be a bit on the muggy side.

A mix of sun and clouds is expected throughout the day. We can’t rule out a small but potent shower from the east. Coverage is small. Most areas are generally quiet.

Thursday futurecast:

Rain coverage increases Thursday PM/evening. Showers become more widespread Friday and early Saturday.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

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CLEVELAND (WJW) - A bit on the mild and muggy side tonight. Temperatures will fall into the 70s and 60s as a few clouds build into the region. Mid 60s by early tomorrow morning with mostly cloudy skies.

First day of summer tomorrow! Summer officially begins Wednesday at 10:58 a.m. It’ll feel like it with temperatures quickly climbing into the low to mid 80s. A bit on the muggy side. Mix of sun and clouds through the day tomorrow and generally quiet.

Chance for a few showers Thursday. Better chance for more widespread showers/thunderstorms Friday and Saturday with an area of low pressure moving into the region.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Weekend forecast looks like this:

Above average temps return as well! Just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Check the latest 8-Day Forecast above.

A few slow moving showers from the east & SE this afternoon. Small coverage. Temperatures will remain warm, in the lower 80s and a little muggier too.

Tuesday futurecast:

Wednesday looks dry. Thursday and Friday scat’d showers will redevelop from the SE.

Humidity pulses north on and off this week with more consistently humid air Sunday/Monday.

Weekend forecast looks like this:

Above average temps return as well! Just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

The National Hurricane Center in Miami said Bret had maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 kph) at 11 p.m. Monday as it moved west across the Atlantic at 18 mph (30 kph). Forecasters expect it to strengthen over the next two days, reaching Category 1 hurricane strength of 74 mph (120 kph) by Wednesday night as it nears the Lesser Antilles. Because of wind shear, the storm is not expected to strengthen into a Category 2 storm.

Bret is forecast to move across the Lesser Antilles as a hurricane on Thursday and Friday and unleash flooding, heavy rainfall and dangerous storm surge and waves, the center said. It is then expected to weaken slowly while still in the eastern Caribbean region, although the center warned that its forecast “remains a low confidence prediction.”

"Everyone in the Lesser Antilles, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands should closely monitor updates to the forecast for this system and have their hurricane plan in place,” the center said.

The National Hurricane Center said there’s a possibility Bret could turn north or continue west into the Caribbean and threaten the Dominican Republic, Haiti and other islands.

“There continues to be larger than usual uncertainty,” the center said of the storm’s forecasted path.

“June is a very rare month to see development in this region, but ironically enough, we’re tracking two possible storms,” WFLA Meteorologist Amanda Holly said.

The second system making its way across the Atlantic is Invest 93-L, which currently has a medium (60%) chance of formation over the next seven days. The NHC said environmental conditions appear favorable for the system to further develop.

Holly said Bret is feeding off the “extremely warm waters” in the Atlantic. “We’re talking record warm water temperatures for this time of year, and that’s why we’re seeing this type of development right now.”

Almost a century has gone by since a storm last strengthened into a hurricane in the tropical Atlantic in June, according to Philip Klotzbach, a meteorologist at Colorado State University. The last such storm recorded was Trinidad in 1933, he tweeted.

Tropical Storm Arlene, the first named storm of the 2023 season, formed earlier this month. It petered out after two days, never threatening landfall. Previously, a subtropical storm formed in the Atlantic Basin in January.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has forecast 12 to 17 named storms for this year's hurricane season. It said between five and nine of those storms could become hurricanes, including up to four major hurricanes of Category 3 or higher.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

(WJW) - On Tuesday, most will remain dry with partly cloudy skies.

A few slow-moving showers are likely to pop up from the east & southeast in the afternoon.

The showers will not be widespread, and will only impact a small area. Take a look at the futurecast, below:

Temperatures will remain seasonably warm, in the lower 80s and a little muggier too.

Then, Wednesday looks dry. Thursday and Friday scattered showers will redevelop from the SE.

More humidity in the air. We will see more consistently humid air later in the week and early next week.

Above-average temperatures return as well, and just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

The weekend forecast and weekend rain showers looks like this:

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

The long-range forecast shows more days in the 80s:

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CLEVELAND (WJW) - Mostly cloudy tonight with a few showers moving through the southern areas. Temperatures will stay warm and breezy, in the 60s overnight and first thing in the morning.

Tuesday, most will remain dry with partly cloudy skies but a pop up shower or isolated storm can’t be ruled out. Temperatures will remain seasonably warm, in the lower 80s and a little muggier too.

Tuesday futurecast:

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Above average temps return as well! Just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Check the latest 8-Day Forecast above.

(WJW) - Dry with sunshine and seasonably warm temperatures for your Juneteenth activities today.

A few quick showers from the east are possible overnight Monday into Tuesday but most places will remain dry.

Tuesday futurecast:

Above-average temperatures return as well, just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

Above is a look ahead at temperatures in FOX 8 long-range forecast.

CLEVELAND (WJW) - A cool but comfortable night ahead of us. Staying mostly clear with temperatures falling into the 60s and 50s tonight. A bit warmer than last night but still a nice evening to grill out or open up the windows.

Staying dry through the rest of the weekend into most of the week. Looking dry with sunshine and seasonably warm temperatures for your Juneteenth activities on Monday. A few sprinkles possible overnight Monday into Tuesday but most places will remain dry.

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Above average temps return as well! Just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

Stay with FOX 8 for the latest weather conditions.

CLEVELAND (WJW) — Lots of sunshine this weekend with no weather worries for Dad!

Overnight, skies remain clear with temperatures dropping into the lower 50s in the cities and upper 40s in the outlying areas. There could be some areas of patchy fog first thing Sunday morning.

Temperatures are around 80 and sunny for your Father’s Day. Should be perfect for a cook-out or a day by the pool or a motorcycle ride for dad.

Southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Above average temps return as well! Just in time for the Summer Solstice on Wednesday.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

Eight tornadoes have been confirmed across Ohio. There were three EF-2 tornadoes, three EF-1 tornadoes and two EF-0 tornadoes.

CLEVELAND (WJW) -- Six tornadoes have been confirmed across Ohio. There were three EF-2 tornadoes, one EF-1 tornado and two EF-0 tornadoes. The National Weather Service will continue to gather information through the weekend, as some areas are still being surveyed.

This was the first time northern Ohio was under a tornado warning since Sept. 4 of last year! The last severe thunderstorm warning was on April 21. It's highly unusual to go the entire month of May with NO severe storms. The last time that happened was 1990!

The latest DROUGHT MONITOR is out. Some areas are not in one anymore! Check it out:

A southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. Expect a more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

Beautiful Father’s Day weekend! Sunny Saturday and warmer Sunday with highs near or at 80.

The latest DROUGHT MONITOR is out. Some areas not in one anymore! Check it out…

Southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Check the latest 8-Day Forecast above.

(WJW) - Here's a look at some of the storm reports from across the area Thursday night with tornado reports, tennis ball-sized hail, and damaging winds.

The National Weather Service will go out Friday to survey tornado reports. 

This was the first time northern Ohio was under a tornado warning since September 4 of last year.

Friday: A few showers (rumble of thunder near Ashtabula County from the lake) to start off the day, but overall much drier weather.

A spotty shower from time to time with limited coverage in the afternoon.

Spotty showers linger in with a Northwest wind and cooler temperatures with highs near 70.

Then, sunny on Saturday.

The latest 'Drought Monitor' shows that some areas are not in one anymore:

Cleveland and surrounding counties are now at a surplus of rain fall, with areas south still reporting a deficit.

Here’s the latest rain report as of June 14:

WEEKEND: Southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend.

Humidity drops this weekend.

A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

The long-range outlook shows periods of warmth returning the last week of June building in central Texas and the central U.S.

The FOX 8 weather team highly doubts we will see long stretches of HEAT and HUMIDITY through the first week of July.

CLEVELAND (WJW) - The severe weather threat is coming to an end. General thunderstorms will stick around overnight but the severe risk has diminished.

Here is a look at some of the storm reports from across the area with tornado reports, tennis ball sized hail and damaging winds. The NWS will go out tomorrow to survey any tornado reports.

A general thunderstorms past midnight as the rain moves out of the region. Non-severe storms and showers will continue into the early morning. A few sprinkles to start off the day but drier weather is moving into the region.

Spotty showers Friday with a NW wind, cooler with highs near 70. Sunny Saturday.

The latest DROUGHT MONITOR is out. Some areas not in one anymore! Check it out…

Cleveland and surrounding counties now at a surplus with our areas south still reporting a deficit. Here’s the latest rain report as of June 14th.

Southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Since May 1 (through June 12) has featured the least number of “tropical” days since the late 1940s!

Check the latest 8-Day Forecast above.

(WJW) - A tornado warning that has included multiple Northeast Ohio counties over the course of Thursday evening is currently expired.

• A previous tornado warning for southwestern Wayne County expired at 9:30 p.m. The storm was expected to be near Wooster by 9:30 p.m., creating flying debris and damaging roofs, windows, vehicles and trees.

• A previous tornado warning for northern Ashland County was canceled.

• A previous tornado warning for northeastern Richland County expired at 8:45 p.m.

• Southeastern Huron County was removed from that previous warning. A previous tornado warning for southwestern Huron County expired at 8:30 p.m.

• A previous tornado warning for Erie County, northern Huron County, southeastern Sandusky County and northeastern Seneca County also expired at 8:15 p.m.

A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Carroll, Coshocton and Tuscarawas counties until 11:15 p.m.

• A previous severe thunderstorm warning issued for Ashland County; Richland County; and southwestern Wayne County expired 10:30 p.m.

• A previous severe thunderstorm warning for Ashland County; Erie County; Huron County; southwestern Lorain County; southwestern Medina County; and northeastern Richland County; expired at 9 p.m. Southeastern Sandusky County was removed from that warning.

• A previous thunderstorm warning for eastern Seneca County expired at 8:45 p.m.

A thunderstorm watch remains in effect for Ashland, Crawford, Cuyahoga, Erie, Geauga, Huron, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Richland, Summit and Wayne counties until 11 p.m.

Keep up with the latest weather alerts right here.

Rain started in our western counties and will move east through the night. There is a chance that we could have strong/severe storms as a broken line moves through this evening. Damaging winds and hail are the main threats. 

Embedded storms are also possible into early afternoon Friday.

A southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend.

A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Here is the latest 8-Day Forecast.

The long-range outlook shows periods of warmth returning the last week of June.

FOX 8 Meteorologists highly doubt we will see long stretches of HEAT and HUMIDITY through the first week of July.

CLEVELAND (WJW) - Free of the rain tonight with a quiet and clear forecast. Mostly clear with nice open window weather, temperatures in the 50s.

Since May 1 (through June 12) has featured the least number of “tropical” days since the late 1940s!

Starting off the day tomorrow with some sunshine before cloud quickly build during the afternoon.

A few showers during the early afternoon with heavier rain and a few thunderstorms during the evening. Severe weather is not expected but we could see a feisty thunderstorm or two.

Southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio. This leaves us with a dry weekend!

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Check the latest 8-Day Forecast above.

(WJW) - Sun has moved in with temperatures becoming a bit warmer, in the low 70s.

More rain Thursday afternoon.

Rain showers will be spotty early Wednesday, then much drier.

Another front will move in Thursday midday/afternoon.

A southern storm track should keep the next series of systems just to the south of Ohio.

Humidity briefly rises Thursday then drops this weekend. A more significant return to higher humidity by the middle of next week.

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

RECORD: Since May 1 (through June 12) has featured the least number of “tropical” days since the late 1940s!

The long-range outlook shows periods of heat returning the last week of June building in central Texas and the central U.S.

(WJW) - A cloudy and cool Tuesday. Temperatures will be in the 60s.

Light showers move in by mid-morning with showers on and off in the afternoon, then becoming heavier in the mid/late evening and overnight.

Today’s forecast:

Spotty showers early Wednesday, but overall the day will be much drier.

Another front then moves in Thursday midday/afternoon.

Here is a look at rainfall totals from Sunday/Monday:

Here’s the latest 8-Day Forecast:

The long-range outlook shows periods of heat returning the last week of June building in central Texas and the central U.S.