Heat wave returns on Wednesday with increased chances of rain showers and storms
Highs in the mid-80s, lows in the mid-60s today
Northeast Ohio experiences cooler temperatures and low humidity due to a cold front
Temperatures expected to rise again on Tuesday, reaching near 90°
In a rare reprieve from the sweltering heat wave that has plagued Northeast Ohio, residents can expect cooler temperatures and low humidity today as the heat wave comes to an end. This change is due to a cold front that passed through the region yesterday, bringing much-needed rainfall and causing breezy conditions with winds gusting over 30 mph. As a result of this front, today will be significantly cooler with highs in the mid-80s and more comfortable lows in the mid-60s. However, this brief respite from the heat will be short-lived as temperatures are expected to rise again on Tuesday, reaching near 90°. Despite this increase in temperature, humidity levels will remain low for the time being. The heat wave is set to return with a vengeance on Wednesday, making it the hottest day of the week and increasing the chances of rain showers and storms. This weather pattern will continue into next weekend when temperatures and humidity levels are expected to rise again, similar to this past weekend. Despite these fluctuations in temperature, one thing remains constant: Northeast Ohio's unpredictable weather patterns that keep meteorologists on their toes.
Temperatures in New Jersey will be in the low to mid-80s on Monday, a decrease from the sweltering heat experienced this weekend.
Newark reached a new daily record high for June 23 with a temperature of 99 degrees.
At least one town in New Jersey, Berkeley Township in Ocean County, reached a temperature of 100 degrees on Sunday.
Monday marks the end of a week-long heat wave in New Jersey, with an expected high of 82 degrees in Newark being the first time temperatures didn’t reach at least 90 degrees since June 16.
