Climate March

Demonstrators make their way down Sixth Avenue in New York during the People's Climate March Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014.

(Jason DeCrow, Associated Press)

WASHINGTON D.C. -- The next march on Washington will be in the name of climate change; and it's coming to Northeast Ohio too.

The People's March for Climate will kick off in front of the Capitol building Saturday, April 29, aiming to "show the world and our leaders that we will resist attacks on our people, our communities and our planet," according to the official website.

Two marches are in the works for Northeast Ohio:

Medina

Wallhaven/Hardesty Park in

Northeast Ohio climate march locations in yellow.

The march is in response to the Trump administration's cuts to climate change mitigation efforts. Marchers are fighting for advanced solutions to the "climate crisis rooted in racial, social and economic justice."

The march also promotes protecting the right to clean air, water, land and healthy communities -- an idea that goes hand-in-hand with reducing greenhouse gas emissions to shrink the human impact on the climate, primarily by utilizing renewable energy.

Other goals for the march include:

Immediately stopping attacks on immigrants, communities of color, indigenous and tribal people and lands and workers.

Ensuring public funds and investments to create good paying jobs that provide a family-sustaining wage and benefits and preserve workers' rights, including the right to unionize.

Funding investments in communities, people and environment to transition to a new clean and renewable energy economy that works for all.

Protect basic rights to a free press, protest, and free speech.

Sadly, if you're planning to join the march in Northeast Ohio, you may experience some rain and even a few rumbles of thunder -- definitely pack that light poncho. A heavy rain coat will be too much, as temperatures will reach nearly 70 degrees.

Washington D.C.'s march could see a stray shower, but for the most part skies will remain just mostly cloudy with temperatures in the upper 80s -- get ready for some serious humidity.

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Kelly Reardon is cleveland.com's meteorologist. Please follow me on Facebook and Twitter @KelTellsWeather.

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