Ohio Weather Alert: Cleveland Faces Extreme Heat Index and Thunderstorm Threats

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Cleveland, OH – The National Weather Service has issued a warning for Cleveland and surrounding areas as extreme heat continues to grip the region. The heat index, which factors in temperature and humidity, is expected to soar above 100 degrees by Tuesday. This intense heat will persist through early next week, putting residents at risk of heat-related illnesses.

According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, the combination of high temperatures and increasing humidity will drive the heat index to dangerous levels. Cities such as Toledo and Findlay are forecast to experience heat indexes as high as 105 degrees, while Cleveland’s could hit 100. Isolated thunderstorms are also expected from Sunday through Tuesday, with a low chance of severe weather.

Residents are urged to take precautions, including staying hydrated, avoiding outdoor activities during peak heat, and checking on vulnerable neighbors. Cooling centers are expected to be available in some areas. The National Weather Service advises monitoring local forecasts for updates as conditions evolve.