CLEVELAND, Ohio — A sun-filled Labor Day weekend is on the horizon, but first Northeast Ohio has to contend with a cold front that will bring showers and thunderstorms to the region on Thursday. Light ...

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Cold rain showers will start widespread, then become scattered this afternoon, and then turn isolated this evening. A few storms are possible mainly south of Indy.

Showers will be possible overnight and early Tuesday morning as the low-pressure area lifts north. Another front will move through on Wednesday with limited showers, mainly in southeast Georgia, ...

Scattered showers and storms have impacted the state for the better part of the day. We continue to see isolated pockets of heavy rainfall across the region, mainly in central and eastern Kansas.

TUESDAY: PATCHY FOG BEFORE 10AM. OTHERWISE, PARTLY SUNNY, WITH A HIGH NEAR 79. CALM WIND BECOMING SOUTHEAST AROUND 6 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON. TUESDAY NIGHT: A 20 PERCENT CHANCE OF SHOWERS AFTER 3AM.