James Parish

‼️ ⚡️ MORE STORMS THURSDAY - This rainy, stormy pattern sticks around for another day. Here’s what you need to know about today’s round…

‼️ ⚡️ STORMY WEATHER PATTERN - An active stretch of weather is setting up across the Midwest this week, and multiple clusters of downpours and storms will impact Northeast Ohio.

🌡️📈😎 Unseasonably Warm – Highs in the 70s every single day this week… 10-20° above normal for April! ⛈️☔️ Unsettled Pattern – Daily chances for rain & storms, but don’t cancel plans just yet… ❌🌧️ ➡️ Not everyone gets rain every day ➡️ No washout days

🌷 ⏰ SPRING COUNTDOWN ⏰ 🌷 We’re inching closer to full-on spring vibes… here’s what we’re counting down to 👇 Warmer days, longer evenings, and blooming everything… we’re getting there 🌷🌡️📈

🌡️📈😎BACK TO THE 70S SUNDAY... Time to break out the flipflops and shorts - temperatures will surge well into the 70s on Sunday. That's about 20 degrees above normal for this time of year.

Winter said “I’m not done yet…” 🥶 Bundle up before you head out Tuesday morning — wind chills will be in the teens!

🌧️ MON – Not much warmer… keep the umbrella handy! Off-and-on rain showers. 🥶 TUE – Coldest of the week with wind chills dipping into the TEENS in the morning… 🌡️📈 MIDWEEK – Finally trending in the right direction! ⚡️🌧️ FRIDAY – Next round of rain and storms

‼️ 🌡️ Weather records that stood for well over a century were broken on Saturday! Here’s a look at the numbers for Cleveland and Akron-Canton…

The counties highlighted below will be under a SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH until 9PM Saturday. A line or broken line of downpours and storms will move from west to east across the area between 4PM and 10PM. The main threat with this line of storms will be damaging winds.

‼️ ⚡️ A watch will likely be issued soon for much—if not all—of Northeast Ohio. 📊 WATCH PROBABILITY: 60% ⚡️⏰ TIMING: 4PM – 10PM 🌧️⛈️ A line of downpours & storms will move west to east across the area ⚠️ MAIN THREAT: Damaging wind gusts 🌪️ TORNADO THREAT: Low, but not zero

‼️ 🌡️ RECORD HIGHS SATURDAY 🌡️‼️ Some history could fall this weekend… records that have stood for over a century are in jeopardy! 📍 CLE: 77° (set in 1882) 📍 CAK: 77° (set in 1921) 📍 MAN: 79° (set in 1921)

‼️ ⚡️ STORMY SATURDAY EVENING - A line or broken line of downpours and storms will develop along a cold front on Saturday. ⚡️ ⏰ 4-10PM Saturday ⚠️ ⛈️ Some storms will be strong to severe ‼️ 💨 Main Threat: Damaging winds ‼️ 🌪️ Tornado threat is LOW, but not zero

🐣🥚🎨 Getting into the egg-citing spirit of Easter over here! We are turning these plain eggs into colorful masterpieces 🥚🎨✨

‼️💦☔️ We’re heading into a very active weather pattern this week… 🌧️ Tuesday Night: Strong cold front moves in 💦 Widespread rain, but limited storm threat 💦⚾️ Friday: Rain chances increasing (Guardians Home Opener 👀) 💦⚡️🐣 Easter Weekend: More rain & storms possible

🚂🖤💛 BOILER UP 💛🖤🚂 Rocking my Purdue tie today to show some love for my Boilermakers as they take on Arizona in the Elite 8 tonight! 🔥🏀 Let’s keep the run going… #BoilerUp

🥶🌡️📈 ☀️ WEEKEND FORECAST Unfortunately, the start of the weekend isn’t going to be much warmer than the end of the workweek… 🥶 🌺 Saturday: Chilly spring day - highs 30s and 40s 🌡️ 📈 Sunday: Temperatures rebound - highs in the 50s

⚠️ ⚡️ TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 11PM - Downpours and storms will continue to fire up, and eventually drop southeast across the area Thursday evening. The main threats will be damaging wind gusts and hail. However, the tornado threat is not zero, but it is low.

‼️ ⚡️ HEADS UP: A TORNADO WATCH will likely be issued for all of Northeast Ohio Thursday evening. Make sure to remain weather aware. Probability of WATCH: 80%.

Make sure to stay weather aware this evening because of a line of strong to severe storms will impact Northeast Ohio. ⛈️ ⏰: 5PM - 10PM Thursday. ‼️ ⚡️: All severe weather hazards are possible, with the main threat being damaging wind gusts.

Medina, Portage, and Summit Co. have been added to the WATCH. Storms will continue to move from west to east across the area Sunday evening. The main threat will continue to be large hail. Other threats will be gusty winds, heavy rain, and frequent lightning.