Today, a front is now moving through the region in a southerly direction. By tomorrow morning, it will have at a standstill in southern Ohio, and disturbances will be riding along with it. Beginning tomorrow, a significantly cooler air will begin to settle in.
Warm and muggy conditions are expected to prevail throughout the day, with maximum temperatures expected to range from 87 to 92 degrees. As the afternoon progressed, the heat index reached the nineties. As a result of the partly cloudy sky, we are able to keep everything dry.
Evening is cloudy and humid, with clouds moving in.
Tomorrow morning, there is a possibility of rain falling. Generally speaking, the area south of a line that connects Mansfield and Canton will have the highest probability of thunderstorms. There is a good chance of precipitation in the forecast. It will continue to be humid, but it will be significantly cooler. The temperature is expected to reach 70 to 75 degrees tomorrow. 10–20 miles per hour winds are forecast to blow from the northeast.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing through Friday, a Small Craft Advisory will be in force on Lake Erie. This is a perilous time to be seen outside.
