TOLEDO, Ohio — Monday morning will start off damp and chilly with temperatures in the 30s. A few light showers Monday will make a bit of a wet start to the last week of March.
Showers will be most concentrated southeast of Toledo during the daylight hours. Highs will only reach the mid-40s due to cloudy skies as a cold front ushers in a chilly northerly breeze.
Most of the day will remain dry and cloudy with an occasional rain shower or snow flurry being possible, mainly southeast of Toledo. Dry weather returns Monday night as the system departs.
Dry weather will return Tuesday but it’ll still feel chilly behind the cold front. Temperatures will make it to the upper 40s.
You’ll enjoy some sunshine on Tuesday as high-pressure builds back. A few breaks in the clouds will be back on Tuesday before another round of light rain is possible Wednesday.
Wednesday will be a great outdoor day with more sunshine and temperatures in the 50s. A gusty southwest breeze will develop as a warm front lifts in.
Thursday could very well remain dry before our next storm system arrives.
A surge of warmer air is on the horizon for Friday. This warm-up will come with widespread showers and downpours.
A few spots southwest of Toledo could reach 60 degrees. If you’re headed to Fifth Third Field to watch the Mud Hen’s season opener, you’ll want to bring the umbrella.
A few lingering showers for the first half of the weekend are possible Saturday as the storm system departs.
Dry and sunny weather will return next Sunday.
Gradually warmer air is expected to settle in for the first week of April.
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