Warm, sticky pattern with scattered showers, storms
High pressure centered has shifted to the Mid-Atlantic states, providing a southerly flow of warm air to the region amidst hazy skies, associated with from Canadian wildfire smoke.
A cold front will sag south and stall over northern Ohio, setting up a period of unsettled weather that will continue into early next week, with frequent showers and a few storms capable of producing quick downpours.
Clouds will increase tonight and Friday, along with a few scattered showers and isolated storms, primarily across the northern counties near the front. A weak wave of low pressure will direct warm, moist Gulf air northward, bringing more widespread showers, with some intensification during the afternoon hours, before diminishing with nighttime cooling.
Temperatures will cool down a few degrees over the weekend due to cloud cover and occasional rain, with readings in the upper 70s and more humid conditions. The threat of a few showers and storms will linger through the middle of next week with daytime heating and high humidity. A cold front will cross the state on Thursday, which will bring drier weather at the end of the week.
Friday: Hazy sun, few showers, storms. High 87
Tonight: Scattered showers. Low 69
Saturday: Showers, storms. High 80
Sunday: Showers, rumbles. High 81 (68)
Monday: Mix sun, clouds, few pop-ups. High 84 (67)
Tuesday: Some sun, few storms p.m. High 83 (68)
Wednesday: Partly sunny, few storms p.m. High 87 (70)
Thursday: Showers, storms. High 82 (71)
Friday: Partly sunny. High 86 (65)
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