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Partly sunny, mild weekend ahead | WTOL 11 Weather

Showers will remain widely scattered with many areas enjoying dry weather to usher in the weekend.

TOLEDO, Ohio — Weather highlights:

  • Areas of dense fog Saturday morning
  • Partly sunny and very mild weekend
  • Next storm chance arrives Tuesday

Showers will remain widely scattered with many areas enjoying dry weather to usher in the weekend.

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Patchy, dense fog will develop overnight due to remaining moisture and calm winds. Visibility may dip down below 1/2 mile Saturday morning, so give yourself extra time on the roads.

Fog will burn off by late morning, giving way to a partly sunny and very mild afternoon. High temperatures will top out near 80 degrees with increasing sunshine expected.

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A few brief pop-up showers may develop with a humid setting in place, but most areas will stay dry for outdoor plans.

Sunday will bring more sunshine and a very mild feel with temperatures in the low to mid-80s.

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The mild May feel will continue Monday as temperatures surge to the mid-80s. You’ll enjoy mostly sunny skies early with a gradual increase in clouds late in the day.

Scattered rain chances will return late Monday night into Tuesday morning. Tuesday will feel mild and muggier with temperatures in the 80s and a few occasional showers and thunderstorms.

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More widespread storms will arrive Wednesday as a cold front sweeps through the region. A few stronger storms are possible as this system rolls through late Wednesday.

Dry weather will return Thursday as temperatures fall back to the 70s. Temperatures will remain seasonable heading into Memorial Day Weekend.

A few showers may return next Saturday, so keep an eye on the radar for outdoor holiday weekend plans.

Ohio farming outlook

In the latest update from May 13, Ohio is ahead of the 5-year average on planting corn and soybeans despite large parts of central and northern Ohio receiving 150-200% of normal rainfall in the past 60 days. WTOL 11 Chief Meteorologist Chris Vickers suspects this is largely due to southern and central Ohio, with limited progress in northwest Ohio.

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