Hot Today, Storms Possible Through Thursday

It’s a hot one today!  At 11 AM,  Cleveland and Findlay were already at 90 degrees with a good portion of Ohio already in the upper 80s.  Highs will hit 90 or better in many locations today with another shot at 90 degree weather in many spots again on Wednesday. A few locations may actually make the mid-90s today.  The heat index will also be quite high,  with many locations already in the middle 90s.  Some locations could see the heat index top 100 degrees this afternoon.

Here’s a look at the latest radar and temperatures:

 

Current radar and temperatures as of 11 AM.

 

Rain and a few thunderstorms moved across central and southern Ohio this morning, where temperatures are cooler but some areas received some flooding.  We’ll see more storms develop through the day,  with a few storms possibly becoming strong to severe across northern Ohio.

 

A Marginal Risk for storms is in place across Northern Ohio today (Tuesday) with damaging winds the primary threat from any strong to severe thunderstorm.

 

Severe storms are possible this afternoon and evening,  generally along/north of US Route 30.  Damaging winds are the biggest threat but a few storms may produce some large hail.  Widespread severe weather is not likely and not everyone will see a storm.

Severe weather chances will increase in coverage to include all of Ohio for Wednesday and Thursday but chances for severe weather will be relatively low,  with only a marginal risk for severe storms both days.  Again,  damaging winds will be the primary threat with the possibility of a few storms producing large hail.  Localized flooding is possible as the atmosphere is literally primed with moisture.  Some areas could quickly see 2 inches of rain from any thunderstorm.

A Marginal Risk for severe weather is in place across all of Ohio for Wednesday and Thursday. Damaging winds will again be the primary threat.

 

By Friday,  a few morning showers will clear out of the state but rain chances will again return for part of the weekend.  Long range models aren’t in good agreement right now on this setup so expect changes to the weekend forecast.  Check out our Ohio First Warn Facebook page for the latest forecasts!

 

 

 

 

About Mark Spencer

Mark Spencer is the Vice President of Neoweather, LLC. He joined Neoweather in August of 2010 and has lived in Northeast Ohio for most of his life. Mark has played a vital role in helping Neoweather to advance and grow it's client base and reach. He has attended trade shows and created much of the content seen on our website, videos and our products. Outside of Neoweather, Mark works for the FAA and holds an Associate’s Degree in Air Traffic Control. He enjoys being outdoors and spends as much time as he can with his son and his wife Loretta.

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