TOLEDO, Ohio — An ALERT DAY is in place Wednesday for the potential of stronger spring storms in the afternoon.
Scattered thunderstorms are expected between 1-5 p.m. and may produce strong gusty winds, hail chances, and an isolated tornado risk.
Once the line of storms passes, the atmosphere will turn more humid and dry with highs in the 70s for the remainder of the evening and through Thursday.
It begins to turn a bit cooler again on Thursday and Friday with highs back into the low and middle 60s.
A round of showers and rain is likely late Thursday night into very early Friday morning.
Cooler air settles in for the upcoming weekend with highs dropping all the way into the 50s. Despite the cooler feel, the sunshine will be out for most of the weekend.
Highs rebound back to the 60s next week, which is near normal for the end of April.
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