The ground is saturated in parts of northeast Ohio from soaking weekend rain.
What You Need To Know
- Parts of northeast Ohio have already seen 3 inches of rainfall
- Periods of heavy rain are possible through Wednesday
- Practice flood safety
- It's also blustery and cooler
The wet ground would be okay if more heavy downpours were not on the way.
A low pressure system moving over the Great Lakes will keep rounds of rain, heavy at times, in our forecast through at least early Wednesday.
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Flood Watches are up for Cuyahoga, Lake, Geauga and Ashtabula Counties.
Look at the rainfall from the weekend.
Ashtabula County could see an additional 2-4 inches of rainfall on top of what we already have.
Here is a look at where the heaviest rainfall will be through midweek.
Monday night we will get a quick break but then lake-effect rain will kick in again for the daytime Tuesday.
Some heavy downpours are even possible late Tuesday night.
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Our much-needed break from the rain will happen later Wednesday. Skies will be mostly sunny on Thursday and Friday.
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Our next rounds of rain may be coming in from the remnants of Hurricane Ian later Saturday into Sunday.
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