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Cleveland, OH – A storm system is set to bring heavy rain and potential thunderstorms to the Cleveland area tonight, with hazardous conditions likely on I-90. Showers are expected to begin after 5 p.m., with the heaviest downpours and thunderstorms forecast between 7 p.m. and 11 p.m. Winds could reach up to 13 mph, making driving conditions challenging.

According to the National Weather Service, drivers should exercise caution during peak storm hours. Wet roads and reduced visibility are likely to cause delays, especially for those traveling along I-90. Commuters are urged to check local traffic updates and allow extra travel time to avoid accidents. Rainfall amounts are predicted to be between a tenth and a quarter of an inch, with higher totals in areas affected by thunderstorms.

Looking ahead, Wednesday is expected to be mostly sunny with a high of 66°F, providing a welcome break from the storms. Temperatures will cool down to 52°F overnight. The rest of the week should remain dry, with partly cloudy skies on Thursday and sunny conditions expected Friday through Saturday. Highs will range from 69°F to 75°F, offering mild and pleasant weather for the weekend.

Miami Heat big man Kevin Love and Derrick Rose played together in the 2018 season.

The NBA community mourned the announcement of Rose’s retirement last week while Love is 36 years old, and also on the edge of retirement. Their relationship is tight.

The 35-year-old guard is now a motivational speaker. Although he was never able to win a title, Rose inspired many athletes of younger generations to achieve their goals. The guard handled adversity better than almost anyone else, from injuries to being traded multiple times.

Love can relate to struggling with injuries in his career. Some being more major than others, such as two broken hands and having to go through knee surgery.

Although they only played 12 games together in Cleveland, Love and Rose formed a bond through their similar battles. The two players were close with each other, and the former guard’s retirement hit the five-time All-Star hard, speaking about it at Heat’s media day.

“That was emotional for me,” Love said.

Rose was the youngest NBA player to win an MVP at 22 years and 7 months old. He played a fulfilling 16 years in the league, showing fans and athletes across the world that it doesn’t matter what you face, you should always work your hardest.

The retirement of Rose clearly impacted many people around the NBA, including Love.

Ryan Diamond is a contributing writer to Miami Heat On SI. He can be reached at radiamond15@gmail.com or followed on X @RyanDiam15.

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After spending the first four weeks of the season on the Cleveland Browns physically unable to perform list, star running back Nick Chubb will officially return to practice on Wednesday, according to head coach Kevin Stefanski.

The news comes as no surprise after multiple reports over the weekend mentioned that the team was likely to open up the 21-day practice window for Chubb. In doing so, that gives Cleveland three weeks to decide whether or not to activate the 28-year-old to the 53-man roster.

Stefanski wouldn’t commit to a timeline for Chubb to make his 2024 debut during that three game stretch. The Browns head man said he isn’t looking beyond Wednesday at this point. Reporting suggests that Chubb will not be ready to play against the Washington Commanders in Week 5.

A four-time Pro Bowler, Chubb has spent the last year-plus rehabbing from the grotesque knee injury he suffered in the team’s Week 2 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers last season. The ailment required multiple surgeries to reconstructed the ligaments in his left knee.

Chubb has been a PUP designation for the team since training camp opened up in late July. Now, his long-awaited return to the field is closer than ever.

Along with Chubb, fellow running back Nyheim Hines is also nearing a return to practice according to Stefanski. Cleveland’s head man expressed optimism that Hines could be back as soon as this week as well, but didn’t quite commit to that timeline.

Hines has been a PUP designation since training camp along with Chubb, stemming from a torn ACL suffered in a 2023 jet ski accident.