The chance for rain will decrease by the evening and clear skies are forecasted.
[6:15 PM] A Frost Advisory and Freeze Warning is in effect (again) tonight, depending on your exact location. Either way, temps dip to upper 20s/lower 30s area-wide. But even with this in mind, we share this warmer thought: high temps in the 80s are possible by mid next week! pic.twitter.com/xqm0V6f1KE
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) April 22, 2021
After areas of frost clear around 8 a.m., Friday will be mostly sunny and warmer, with a high near 61 degrees.
Friday night, clouds will continue to increase, and overnight after 2 a.m. the NWS called for a chance of showers and overnight temperatures around 45 degrees.
To start the weekend, Saturday will be cool and rainy, with showers expected to continue throughout the day, though rain chances are forecast to fall away around dark. Highs during the day will be around 59 degrees. Rainfall amounts between one-tenth and one-quarter inch are possible.
After showers end before 8 p.m. Saturday, the NWS predicted clouds will gradually clear as temperatures fall to an overnight low around 43 degrees.
Sunday will be mostly sunny and dry with a high near 61 degrees. Skies stay mostly clear Sunday night, with lows dropping to around 40 degrees overnight.
