TOLEDO, Ohio —
Sunday Evening Weather Forecast
• Mostly sunny and warmer Monday
• Showers return Monday night
• Rain and storms likely Tuesday
• Drying out Wednesday and Thursday
• Rain chances return late week
Sunny and calm weather will continue Sunday evening for Mother’s Day plans. Temperatures will drop to the 60s after sunset, which is at 8:44 p.m.
Mostly clear skies Sunday evening will provide a slim chance to once again see the Northern Lights.
An ongoing geomagnetic storm will provide aurora viewing conditions for parts of Michigan and possibly far northern Ohio.
Temper your expectations, because weaker geomagnetic activity will likely render the lights much less colorful than Friday night.
A warm front will lift in after midnight, ushering in more clouds and a slight chance for a few brief showers.
Dry weather and sunshine will quickly return Monday morning, which will feature temperatures in the mid-50s for the bus stop and morning commute.
Most of the day Monday will be sunny and warmer with temperatures in the low-80s.
You’ll feel a dry southwesterly breeze with comfortable humidity levels for outdoor activities.
Cloud cover will thicken up Monday evening ahead of our next weather disturbance, which will bring scattered showers well after dark.
Showers will become more widespread late Monday night into Tuesday morning.
You’ll wake up to a mild and muggier feel with rain showers out the door.
Rain may briefly let up midday before more widespread rain and thunderstorms move in during the afternoon and evening hours.
Tuesday will feel damp and a bit cooler with highs only in the 60s.
Showers will taper off late Tuesday night, giving way to dry conditions midweek.
Wednesday will bring increasing sunshine with seasonable May temperatures around 70°.
The northeast breeze will make conditions a bit cooler near the lake.
Bright sunshine will continue Thursday as temperatures climb to the mid-70s.
48 hours of dry weather will provide farm fields some opportunity to dry out for the spring planting season.
Our next chance for showers and thunderstorms will arrive Friday.
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