Northeast Ohio weather: Turning sunny Sunday, eyeing storm chances midweek

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - Severe storms rolled through Northeast Ohio earlier leaving behind tree and structural damage, along with power outages across the area.

A few scattered showers to a brief wintry mix cannot be ruled out tonight before the clouds clear overnight and open the door to colder air Sunday morning.

Overnight lows will rest into the lower 30s.

Sunday will feature a lot of sunshine and quieter weather conditions across the area to wrap up the weekend.

Sunday is shaping up to be a beautiful day across Northeast Ohio. More sunshine and cooler temperatures to wrap up the weekend, but more importantly less wind and dry. More storms possible by midweek that may need to be monitored. pic.twitter.com/R5A1wWZCni
— Erika Paige (@ErikaPaigeWX) April 2, 2023

Highs Sunday afternoon will rest into the upper 40s to lower 50s.

A gradual warming trend will take us into the first full week of April as daytime highs climb out of the 60s and into the 70s by midweek.

With the warmer temperatures come increased chances for rain and storms.

We will need to monitor the storm chances Tuesday into Wednesday as there are some signals that storms could be strong to severe.

The second half of the work week looks drier and cooler headed into the weekend.

The home opener for the Guardians is trending cool with highs into the upper 40s, but more importantly, dry.

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