19 First weather warning issued for Tuesday; severe storms possible

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Showers are again forecast for the first days of fall.

This evening and into the first half of the night it will remain relatively dry, with scattered clouds. Lows will fall to around 18°C ​​with a light breeze.

Tuesday is a 19 First Alert weather day with the potential for strong to severe storms.

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A new wave of rain will hit the region around dawn on Tuesday. There may be isolated heavy rain, leading to puddles on the roads. Keep this in mind during your commute on Tuesday morning.

After this first wave of rain, a lull in activity is expected before more showers and storms move in during the afternoon. Some strong to severe storms with gusty winds and heavy rain cannot be ruled out, especially in the southern parts of the region.

We also cannot rule out a short, isolated tornado. Maximum temperatures will rise to 25 to 30 degrees Celsius.

Isolated rain showers are expected on Wednesday, with maximum temperatures exceeding 25 degrees.

Thursday and Friday will be drier with a mix of sun and clouds. Maximum temperatures will hover around 24 degrees.

One or two isolated showers cannot be ruled out over the weekend, but most of the time it looks dry and slightly warmer, with temperatures rising to over 25 to under 27 degrees in the afternoon.

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