Mark Johnson has been News 5's Chief Meteorologist since 2003.
CLEVELAND — Typically our June afternoons are hot, humid and bright... Not today. But enjoy it because the sun and heat will be right back. We're cloudy, breezy and cool today with highs barely jumping back into the lower 60s.
We should clear out late with much less wind... that means tonight we drop. We're starting Tuesday off in the 40s! Sweaters! Or at least a light jacket. You won't need it for long though... we're rebounding QUICKLY with a ton of sun Tuesday. Most of us hit about 70º followed by 70s and 80s the rest of the week. Our best shot at thunderstorms this week is Friday.Tuesday: Chilly start but sun helps us rebound.
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