CLEVELAND, Ohio — Dry and warm weather will peak Tuesday in Northeast Ohio, ahead of rain and thunderstorm chances midweek.

A few showers have already pushed into Central Ohio to start off the day. While some have been able to skip the rain, more widespread chances will fill in as the afternoon comes on.

After a brief break in the rain yesterday, we have more scattered showers and storms returning today with humidity climbing back into the soupy range.

After a soggy start to the week, cooler and drier air is expected to settle into Northeast Ohio later Monday and lasting into ...

Risk of flooding continues across the Mid-Ohio Valley The risk for heavy rain and localized flooding extends into the weekend ...

As high humidity helps to fuel storms with torrential downpours and flash flooding in the central and eastern United States, ...

Wednesday’s First Alert Weather Day is due to the threat of scattered storms, some of which may produce torrential rainfall.

Heading into Tuesday night, it’s going to be another warm and humid one. Temperatures will get down into the low 70s, with ...

Strong storms have left thousands of AEP Ohio customers in Franklin County without power. FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ohio — Thousands ...

Central Ohio residents are grappling with the aftermath of severe storms that swept through the area, leaving behind a trail ...

Columbus and Cincinnati are bracing for a stormy week ahead, with showers and thunderstorms forecasted through the week, as ...

For decades, vehicle owners in seven Northeast Ohio counties have been required to undergo emissions testing every two years through the state’s mandatory E-Check program.