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Clouds increase Thursday evening along with chances for showers, isolated thunder into Friday | WTOL 11 Weather

The next round of rain and a few thundershowers will be Thursday night into Friday.

TOLEDO, Ohio — A bright and sunny sky will push highs close to 80 degrees for Thursday afternoon. 

Increasing clouds will be expected Thursday evening and overnight into Friday.

The chance of scattered showers and a few isolated rumbles of thunder develop Thursday night and into Friday morning. Lows will be in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees.

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The highest chance of rain on Friday will be early in the day. Isolated showers or thundershowers are still possible through early evening. It will feel more humid with highs in the middle and upper 70s.

Rainfall through Friday may amount to an additional 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch.

Lingering showers will be possible again on Saturday morning.

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Rain chances are most likely to end the first half of Saturday leaving much of the weekend mainly dry with highs in the 70s on Saturday and may push toward 80 or warmer on Sunday.

The potential for low 80s will continue into early next week on Monday and Tuesday.

Increasing chances of thunderstorms will be possible on Tuesday and into Wednesday of next week. 

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Frost-free forecast

No more widespread frost is expected this season. We are now on the other side of Mother's Day and it is generally safe to plant outdoors with confidence. Our average last frost is May 8 and we are highly confident there is no frost in the next 10 days.

Frost has happened through late May and even into early June, but only in very rare circumstances. The latest frost/freeze on record for Toledo was actually June 11, 1972.

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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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