TOLEDO, Ohio — Dry and pleasant weather early Thursday evening will come to an end with rain chances that will increase and become more likely overnight and into Friday morning.
A few isolated thundershowers and brief downpours will be possible.
On-and-off rain chances continue into Friday afternoon with the arrival of a cold front. It will have a warmer and more humid feel on Friday with highs in the low and middle 70s.
Unfortunately, rain totals through Friday afternoon may be 1/4 inch to 1/2 inch or more in isolated areas.
Highs on Saturday will remain in the low and middle 70s.
Expect partly to mostly cloudy skies with the chance of a few passing rain showers on Saturday.
For the end of the weekend on Sunday, there will be a few isolated showers and a possible rumble of thunder. Otherwise, partly sunny skies and highs in the middle 70s.
Dry weather will be expected on Monday, before increasing chances of stormy and unsettled weather toward the middle of the week.
Highs will reach the upper 70s and low 80s through Wednesday.
The outlook through the middle and end of next week will be stormy and unsettled. The pattern may favor heavier and more widespread storm chances.
April showers smash the rainfall record
Toledo's April rainfall record has been smashed with the latest round of rain and downpours. The total now sits at 7.94 inches of rainfall for the month of April.
Records date back until 1871 and now 2024 holds the all-time record for the wettest April.
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