When we’ll dry out after Beryl

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CLEVELAND (WJW) — Areas of drizzle will continue overnight as Beryl moves away from the region.

Rainfall totals were highest in our western counties:

We will slowly dry out overnight with clouds sticking around. Temperatures will be cooler; in the 60s.

We’ll get a break from the muggy weather Thursday.

We’ll see temperatures with highs in the upper 70s Thursday along with lower humidity. Highs on Friday will be back tot he mid-80s.

We’re watching a weak front Friday, but at this time, the forecast remains dry.

Starting late this coming weekend, several fast-moving fronts will travel northwest to southeast across the Great Lakes. There will be small chances of rain at this time.

The weekend will be mostly dry and warm, with highs in the mid- to upper-80s.

More on the forecast here.

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