Rain and fog will put a damper on the unseasonably warm temperatures on Tuesday in Northeast Ohio.
Rain is likely to start back up overnight, but temperatures will stay in the low 50s. There are chances of rain and snow showers Friday morning, but otherwise it will be mostly cloudy. The current record is 60 degrees set in 2004.
Areas of dense fog will linger in the viewing area until near 2-3 a.m., then disperse as round of widespread rainfall & a few t'storms passes.
The Bermuda Weather Service's forecast for Tuesday says, “Bright and sunny. Winds north-northeasterly light to moderate, veering easterly by afternoon then ...
Sunrise will be at 7.21am and sunset will be at 5.26pm. The Bermuda Weather Service’s forecast for Tuesday says, “Bright and sunny. Clear sky UV Index forecast – 3 or moderate.”
Heavy rainfall forecast across much of southern Thailand through at least Jan. 8. Flooding and associated disruptions possible.
Severe weather could also trigger intermittent flight delays and cancellations at airports across the affected region, though these are unlikely to be severe or prolonged. Heavy rainfall is forecast across much of southern Thailand through at least Jan. Landslides are possible in hilly or mountainous areas, especially where heavy rainfall has saturated the soil. The heavy downpours may result in flash floods and landslides in parts of the affected provinces. Rough seas are also forecast in the Gulf of Thailand due to strong winds. 4, the Thai Meteorological Department has issued a warning for heavy to very heavy rainfall over southern Thailand Jan 6-8.
With heavy rain and high winds in the forecast through Thursday morning, residents are encouraged to prepare for flooding and avoid or use extreme caution ...
Stay away from and don’t touch downed or dangling power lines. To report downed or dangling power lines, call 9-1-1 immediately and then Pacific Gas & Electric Co. (PG&E) at (800) 743-5000. After 4 p.m. and 4 p.m. A self-fill sandbag station also will be available 24 hours a day.