Welcome into that WTO L11 Weather
Forecast Meteorologist John
Birchfield here with an update.
You may have noticed some more Gray
clouds starting to roll in this evening.
Hope you enjoyed the sun while it lasted,
but those clouds are a sign of our next
rain chance that will move in on Monday.
Here's everything you need to know.
The morning is going to start
off with scattered showers.
A few storms and heavier downpours are
possible during the evening on Monday
and the timeframe of the heaviest
rain and possible strong storms,
5:00 PM to 10:00 PM Monday evening.
Doppler radar has been quiet
thanks to high pressure overhead,
and that's what gave us that morning
sunshine that was oh so nice.
Look to the West of us though.
In parts of Illinois and western Indiana
some light drizzle is moving on through.
However, the air is relatively
dry and the humidity is low,
so I'm not expecting any rain
until well overnight.
As far as the storm threat goes on Monday,
the greatest storm threats going
to be closer to the Ohio River
Valley in that yellow shaded region,
the green area across northern
Ohio that is only a level one
out of five severe weather risk.
So we could certainly see some stronger
storms in that 5:00 to 10:00 PM time frame,
but not expecting widespread severe
weather and locations in Ohio South
of the state line have the best
chance to see a couple strong storms.
Here's the timing.
Let's start things off late morning
on Monday.
That is when some showers are
going to be rolling in.
We're going to be looking to the
southwest as a round of morning
showers moves on through that round
could continue through the afternoon,
Could be a few embedded thunderstorms,
but not expecting severe weather
with that round.
It's going to be a damp,
humid and dreary day.
Now is this storm system rolls
in from the West.
That is going to be our greatest
severe risk with the potential
for some strong storms due to
the spinning of that system,
we could see some more organized thunderstorm
activity later on in the evening.
Let's really hone in on the timing
and the impacts of this storm system,
fine tuning that detail close to home.
Hour by hour,
again,
late morning showers developing
to our southwest.
That round of rain could
continue through the afternoon.
With some gentle soaking rain and a couple
embedded thunderstorms South of Toledo,
areas like Hancock and Wyandotte
counties have the best chance to
see some heavy soaking rains.
Here's a look at the evening is that
low pressure moves in from the West.
Heavier rainfall with some evening
storms will be possible and a few
of these more discreet thunderstorms
could be on the stronger to
borderline severe side.
Monday we're going to call it a rainy day.
It's going to be cooler but a
little bit muggier,
so there is a bit of give and take and
trade off there.
Temperatures will be in the upper
70s and the clouds going to be thick
and dense all day long with Gray skies.
Heaviest rain is likely to come in
the afternoon in the evening hours.
Planning out your day could week by with
dry weather for that morning commute,
but by 11:00 AM.
Remember on the hour by hour?
That's when we showed you those showers
moving on through into the afternoon.
Rain showers will be periodic and
the best window for thunderstorms.
That's going to come between 5:00
to 10:00 PM with a stormy evening
and unsettled weather continuing
until a cold front moves on through.
That cold front is going to
bring a much cooler setting.
On Tuesday,
temperatures will be in the mid 70s,
lower humidity.
There is still a 20% chance for
lingering showers and clouds.
On Tuesday.
It's going to feel like an early autumn day.
Wednesday we get some sunny and mild weather.
Now.
One thing you need to know about
Wednesday is the morning is
going to be cool and refreshing.
We're talking morning lows in the mid 50s,
the afternoon sunny and milder
with temperatures in the 80s
and Thursday we're going to get
a quick moving storm system.
This will just be a very quick cold front
that'll come through in the afternoon.
Could see a few hours of showers and storms.
Not expecting severe weather
with that 110 day forecast again,
best chance to enjoy some dry
weather is likely to be Wednesday
with sunshine and mild conditions.
There is a low end storm chance Thursday.
Humidity levels briefly drop as
sunshine returns Friday and as
we look towards next weekend,
promises dry weather but
temperatures cranking up by Sunday.
We're going to be in the upper
80s and we've been devoid of
any major heat this summer,
but we are starting to see signs
of a pattern flip that could
bring us temperatures near 90 by
the end of that 10 day forecast.
You can stay tuned to the WTOL 11
weather team for the latest 10 day.