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CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - An area of low pressure will be drifting nearby over the next few days, bringing us ample cloud cover and occasional showers. Expect cloudy skies tonight.

The NWS has lost 600 people through layoffs and retirements, according to The New York Times, leaving many local weather stations scrambling to cover shortfalls.

Thursday will also feature more cloud cover and a chance of a few passing showers. Download the 19 First Alert Weather App Friday will bring more sunshine, but temperatures will remain ...

The biggest limiting factor will be extensive cloud cover Monday morning and into the afternoon, which may limit the amount of instability. But if storms do develop, they could be strong to severe.

Morning showers and cloud cover could impact the timing and severity of the storms. Temperatures during the day Tuesday are expected to heat up to around 80 degrees.

NWS officials said despite cloud cover they described as "abundant," high reached the upper 80s and lower 90s across the lower Arizona desert. In Phoenix, a high of 93°F was recorded.

The first-ever launch of the Amazon Project Kuiper production satellites, courtesy of the United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket, could be visible from Ohio tonight. Depending on weather and cloud ...

Cloud cover and winds result as the air tries to flow toward the area of low pressure to our west. Setup A rare level 5/5 high risk is in place for our neighbors just to our west.

But the National Weather Service also said the storms may not be severe because "morning rain and abundant cloud cover may greatly limit instability." The forecast calls for winds at 16 to 21 mph ...