Mostly cloudy and breezy today.
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The cold front that caused yesterday’s severe weather has pushed south of our area, taking all of the active weather with it and leaving behind significant damage.will be out today conducting storm damage surveys. Powerful winds and a radar confirmed tornado are just some of the damage that will assessed today.
Unfortunately, tomorrow will bring continuously rising humidity levels as Tropical Storm Debby moves up the eastern seaboard.Temperatures will rise into the low to mid 80s.Shots fired in downtown Cleveland while crowds gathered for several eventsNortheast Ohio weather: Chance for scattered storms this afternoon
FirstEnergy: Over 2,500 crews coming to NE Ohio to assist in ‘historic’ outage, nearly 260k powerlessBusiness, road closures continue in Northeast Ohio Thursday due to Tuesday’s severe weather
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