Sticky weekend, spotty showers, storms, sunshine Sunday, warmer

Warm and humid summer weather will continue for another day with scattered showers and isolated storms. Temperatures are a little cooler compared to recent days behind a cold front, but upper-level pressure will keep conditions unsettled.

Warm and humid summer weather will continue for another day with scattered showers and storms.

Upper-level low pressure will keep conditions unsettled, with occasional rain and storms, and some quick downpours. Watch out for lightning and keep your Storm Team 4 Weather App handy.

The showers will diminish this evening, followed by patchy fog late tonight, as readings cool into the mid- to upper 60s.

The weather will improve Sunday, with ample sunshine, puffy clouds, and a warm afternoon near 90 degrees, as high pressure builds in and low pressure aloft drifts away to the east.

Hot and moderately humid conditions will return Monday in a southerly flow behind the high-pressure ridge. A frontal boundary will sag into northern Ohio, where a few showers and storms will develop in the evening, where the front will stall overnight.

An approaching cold front will trigger a few storms later on Tuesday, followed by dry and seasonably warm weather the rest of next week.

Forecast

• Saturday: Partly sunny, scattered showers, storms. High 84
• Sunday: Sunny, warm. High 90
• Monday: Sunny, hot, sticky. High 91 (69)
• Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, scattered storms. High 92 (71)
• Wednesday: Clearing, less humid. High 84 (67)
• Thursday: Sunny. High 84 (63)
• Friday: Sunny. High 83 (62)
• Saturday: Mostly sunny. High 85 (64)