Kaylee Bowers

3 days ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — The old saying "April showers bring May flowers" has stood the test of time, but have you ever wondered if it’s actually true? April is often a wet month in many parts of the U.S., especially in temperate regions. Those frequent spring showers play a key role in awakening the landscape after winter. Rain soaks into the soil, softening it and allowing seeds and dormant bulbs to absorb much-needed water.

4 days ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — It’s a picture-perfect start to Mother’s Day weekend across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan as sunny and dry skies stick around. Whether you’re heading to brunch, the park or enjoying time in the backyard, Mother Nature is delivering a gift of her own — sunshine and warm spring temperatures. Here a closer look at what to expect. 😎Saturday: Highs in the upper 70s with bright blue skies, plenty of sunshine.

1 week ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — You step outside after a fresh spring rain, expecting clean, crisp air and a break from sneezing fits. But instead, your allergies hit harder than ever. So what’s going on? Shouldn’t rain wash the pollen away? Well… yes and no. During a rainstorm, water droplets do knock pollen out of the air. That’s why allergy sufferers often feel relief while it’s actively raining—especially during a strong, steady downpour. But here’s the twist.

1 week ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — If you were hoping for warm, sunny days to kick off the first weekend of May, you will have to keep waiting. The WTOL 11 Weather forecast is tracking a chilly and soggy stretch of spring conditions across northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. While it’s not a complete washout, scattered showers and below-average temperatures are the trend through Sunday. Here's what to expect this weekend. 🌧️Scattered showers: Off-and-on rain is expected both Saturday and Sunday.

2 weeks ago | wtol.com | Kaylee Bowers

TOLEDO, Ohio — As we head into the final weekend of April, northwest Ohio is experiencing a taste of spring — and a reminder that summer is just around the corner. Temperatures will stay slightly cooler than average this weekend, with highs in the low to mid-60s. Morning lows could even dip into the 30s, especially Sunday morning, leading to a small chance for patchy frost in rural areas. Saturday 🌤️: Decreasing clouds with highs in the low 60s.