Tomorrow is a First a First Alert Weather Day. Expect showers and a few thunderstorms, especially in the morning. Some rain could be heavy through the morning commute, so be prepared to give yourself some extra time early on in the day. It will be breezy at times with gusts around 20 mph in the afternoon. Highs on Tuesday will top off around 70.

This will be NW Ohio/SE Michigan’s first round of wintry weather this season. Get those scrapers, snow brushes, winter coats, hat and gloves ready! PRECIPITATION: Rain Wednesday evening will begin to mix with and then change over to snow by sunrise Thursday.

Through the day today the weather will stay quiet. It’ll be warm and breezy as highs jump back to the 80s. Later this evening around your drive home time, rain chances will begin to increase. By late evening more storms are expected with heavy rains training over the area.

The First Alert Weather Day status will extend into Thursday when winds will pick-up turn north. Boating conditions will deteriorate, and much cooler and drier air will begin to filter into the area. Weekend nights could be in the low 50s and highs struggle to hit low 70s.

Clouds return with scattered showers tomorrow; cold front moves through Friday, increasing rain across the area.

Rain will track into the area, and once the rain starts, rain will continue through the evening and into Tuesday. The rain will be fairly continuous through Tuesday morning, and all of us are likely to pick up at least 0.