TOLEDO, Ohio — After a soggy start to the weekend with plenty of rain showers, expect some sunshine and warmer temperatures for Mother's Day Sunday.
A mixture of sunshine and clouds will arrive Sunday, with high temperatures feeling much warmer than Saturday. Expect highs to arrive in the lower 70s by the afternoon.
Another low pressure system will work through the region with a cold front coming to the area early next week. As the cold front stalls late Monday and into Tuesday, active weather will patterns will remain in the forecast.
Rain showers are expected both Monday afternoon and evening, as well as into Tuesday, thanks to this frontal boundary. A few thunderstorms are also possible Monday as the front moves in.
High temperatures Monday will move into the upper 70s and even the lower 80s Monday afternoon, but thunderstorms will arrive as this front moves in, which will also drop temperatures by 10 to 15 degrees by Tuesday afternoon.
High pressure returns in the middle of next week, bringing mostly sunny skies to the area and high temperatures into the low 70s by Wednesday afternoon. The dry weather sticks around Thursday, with continuing sunshine and highs in the low 70s.
The long-range outlook features temperatures mainly in the 70s with periodic rain showers.
Spring warmth
Our average high temperature is now up to 70 degrees! It'll be at 78 by the end of the month.
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