Perfect pool weather Stark County residents will want to keep near the pool, lake, or in an air conditioned building going into the weekend. Hot and humid conditions will make for some tropical-like weather around the region.

Showers and thunderstorms will taper off after midnight Tuesday over Stark County allowing for high pressure to build in over the region for Wednesday. Hot and humid conditions will return for the end of the work week.

Tuesday afternoon and evening will bring scattered showers and thunderstorms to Northeast Ohio signaling the passage of a frontal system that will travel south of the region by daybreak on Wednesday. The rain and storms will taper off after 8:00 PM this evening and ending by midnight tonight.

The increased moisture form ongoing rain and thunderstorms has made it feel uncomfortably muggy. Those of us with air conditioning will begin to appreciate it over the next few days and nights as warm, sticky conditions will be with us going into the weekend.

Lows tonight will bottom out in the mid 60s under mostly cloudy skies.

Things will dry out and the sunshine will return for Wednesday due to a high pressure system that will build in over the region. Highs will climb into the upper 80s to near 90. However, increasing humidity will make it feel much warmer and uncomfortably muggy.

Lows Wednesday night will be in the mid 60s under mostly clear skies.

The heat and humidity will be with us once again on Thursday with highs expected to reach the lower 90s.

Our next chance of showers and thunderstorms arrives Thursday night and Friday. Highs Friday and Saturday will continue to be in the upper 80s to 90 over the region with humid, uncomfortable conditions.

Pleasant weekend weather for Stark County, Ohio. Expect abundant sunshine through Sunday with highs in the mid 80s. Low humidities will help add to the pleasant factor.

High pressure will bring plenty of sunshine along with cooler, dryer air over Stark County for the weekend. A Storm system due to arrive Monday will bring the chance of wet weather through the work week.

The cold front that brought some fairly heavy showers to the greater Stark County area continues to move eastward allowing for skies to clear over our communities. Skies will remain sunny to mostly sunny through the weekend over our area with very pleasant temperatures.

Saturday will be a perfect day for outdoor activities with abundant sunshine, low humidities, and temperatures in the low 80s. Lows tonight will be cool dipping down to the upper 50s. Some areas around the county may see temps in the lower 50s.

More sunshine is on tap for Sunday, but temperatures will climb a bit warming into the mid 80s. Humidity levels should remain quite low, so Sunday will continue to be very pleasant.

Clouds will begin to move in over the region Sunday night in advance of a storm system from the west that will bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms for Monday.

The chances of showers and thunderstorms will continue over the area through Friday. Highs will generally be in the mid 80s with nighttime lows in the mid 60s.

A pleasant weekend on tap for Stark County with temperatures more in tune with our seasonal normals. Expect sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 80s Saturday and Sunday.

A cold front will bring showers and thunderstorms to Stark County for Friday and some slightly cooler temperatures for the weekend.

Drive around Stark County and you’ll see an early indicator that we need some rain. Already, many lawns around the county are beginning to brown due to the lack of moisture in the ground.

That condition should change beginning Friday as a cold front will bring us some much-needed rain along with temperatures more in tune with the season.

The front is a slow mover, so until it gets here sometime tomorrow we’ll need to sweat through one more warm night tonight. Temperatures will remain warm again tonight with lows only getting down to around 80 to start.

However, as the frontal system approaches, some disturbances ahead of it may generate some thunderstorms. A few scattered areas around Northeast Ohio may get some early rainfall sometime after midnight tonight and into the early morning hours.

Precipitation should be able to blossom fairly quickly during the mid/late afternoon Friday. Conditions do not support any severe thunderstorm development. However, some fairly strong thunderstorms could develop and move over some of our communities.

Highs Friday will be right around 80 - a bit cooler than we’ve been having this past week.

Thunderstorms will continue going into the evening hours Friday with temperatures becoming much cooler than past evenings. Expect lows Friday night in the upper 60s along with those thunderstorms and scattered showers.

The sun will return Saturday with much more pleasant conditions. Highs Saturday and Sunday will be about 10 degrees cooler than the mid 90s we’ve been having. Highs will be right around 80 to 85 through the weekend.

Our next chance of rain will arrive Monday night with a decent chance of some additional rain for Tuesday. Our weather dries out once again on Wednesday.

Temperatures will remain seasonal through the forecast period with highs in the mid 80s.

Perfect swimming weather is forecast for the greater Stark County area for the upcoming holiday weekend. Temperatures will climb into the upper 80s for July 4th.

Fair weather and pleasant temperatures will remain over the region through Friday. Warming trend begins Saturday with highs back to near 90 by Independence Day.

Communities throughout Stark County have been experiencing a break in the summer heat thanks to a northerly flow of cool, arctic air. The current trend of mild temperatures will continue over the region through Friday when the high pressure system dominating our weather for the past week finally moves off to the east. This will set up a southerly air flow over Northeast Ohio and bring much warmer temperatures to the area for the holiday weekend.

Skies will once again remain clear tonight allowing temperatures across the county to once again dip into the upper 40s to lower 50s.

Clear skies and plenty of sunshine are again on tap for Friday. Highs around Stark County will be in the upper 70s.

Friday night temperatures will be just a tad warmer, but still a bit chilly for July in Ohio with lows in the low 50s.

The warm-up begins on Saturday with more abundant sunshine. Highs will top out in the mid 80s, but the dew point temps will be quite low keeping the muggy factor down considerably.

Once again, more sunshine for Independence Day with highs in the upper 80s approaching 90 in some areas of the county. Dew points will also remain in the 50s, so even though it will be quite warm, it will not feel uncomfortably humid.

A few clouds move in for Monday, but skies will be mostly sunny with highs again reaching near 90.

Our next chance of rain will come Wednesday of next week and even then, it’s only a slight chance of precipitation. Highs going into the work week will continue to be warm with highs near 90 on Tuesday and the in the upper 80s on Wednesday.

Jackets in July Stark County communities will see some fairly chilly temperatures tonight as lows dip into the upper 40s. The record low at the Akron Canton Airport could well be matched or broken.

Stark County will see some downright chilly temperatures tonight. Record low at CAK could be broken tonight.

If you’ve been waiting for some relief from the hot muggy conditions we’ve been having, you’ll definitely get your wish tonight.

Nighttime temperatures around the greater Stark County area could reach record lows tonight. With clear skies and high pressure dominating our weather, colder air has moved in over the region thanks to that cold front that brought showers and thunderstorms over the weekend. Temperatures tonight are forecast to dip into the 40s in some locations around the county.

Forecasters at the National Weather Service office in Cleveland say that the record low for tonight is in jeopardy. The record low for this date is 46 degrees set in 1899.

Sunshine and cooler temperatures will continue over the area on Wednesday. Highs Wednesday is expected to be around 72 degrees.

Temperatures once again get a bit chilly for Wednesday night, though not as cold as Tuesday night’s temperatures. Lows Wednesday night will be in the upper 50s under mostly clear skies.

Temperatures warm up a bit for Thursday with highs in the mid 70s. Skies will remain clear and sunny.

Going into the holiday weekend, the long range forecast is indicating generally fair weather for the period with highs in the mid 80s and clear skies.