Nathan Shutt

Seeing some lightning in heavier cells south of I-70 this evening but severe thunderstorms are not anticipated. Showers likely taper off across the area by midnight https://t.co/gWpUdy78vD

Thu marked the 5th day in a row with highs below 60 with the 6th and 7th day in a row likely Fri and Sat. We have a chance to break the streak as highs near 60 Sun. This is first 7+ day stretch in April since 2022 and in the top 5 longest on record in April since 2000 🌡️ https://t.co/07ACbYlHng

Seeing the sun break out now in Noble County. We have a chance to see some sunshine this evening before more dreary weather returns into the weekend🌤️ https://t.co/XthBMtpJms

Seeing some clearing across central and southern Ohio that can translate further east into our area this evening before the sun sets. Skies likely turn cloudy again tonight🌤️☁️ https://t.co/9eiuAgXiKB

Morning rain tapers to afternoon showers Thursday. We may even have a thunderstorm in the mix going into the evening but the risk for any severe thunderstorms looks low ⛈️ https://t.co/85Rhybknl6

Rainfall amounts look much lighter this week with only a quarter to a half-inch of rain possible through Saturday. We likely pick up the majority of this tonight through Thursday morning https://t.co/IemEkdMC0l

Rain moving into the region this evening is struggling to reach through a layer of dry air with most evaporating before reaching the ground. This is known as virga. Watch for rain eventually breaking out early tonight 🌧️ https://t.co/i2PA1ubso8

The wettest days this week arrive Thursday and Friday before the precipitation threat lowers for the weekend 🌧️ https://t.co/y74FSJCxz9

The next round of rain likely arrives shortly after the sun sets Wednesday night and continues occasionally through Thursday morning before precipitation becomes more scattered Thursday afternoon 🌧️ https://t.co/iYbqeRmOdl

One more cold morning before low temperatures return to more seasonable values through the weekend. Thankfully winds will be calm Wednesday morning so it won't feel any colder than it already is 🌡️ https://t.co/MMznRJNTW9

The high temperature of 41 degrees Tuesday at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport is the coldest high temperature in April since 2021 when we had a high of 37 degrees on the 1st 🥶🌡️ https://t.co/MpZpNHJrH1

Wind gusts reached in excess of 40 mph earlier this evening as a cold front passed. A breeze remains in place through Tuesday but gusts likely only reach upwards of 25 mph https://t.co/Zn2n4TI42Z

A unseasonably cold day is ahead Tuesday. In fact, we will be closer to the record coldest high/low than the normal high/low for this time of the year 🥶🌡️ https://t.co/2zt8l97A8v

Gusty winds accompany a cold front passage this evening. Look for wind gusts in excess of 30 mph and in some spots even in excess of 40 mph 🍃 https://t.co/1S2ljfD2PX

While temperatures remain in the 50s across much of the area this evening, look for a sharp drop in temperatures tonight. The 30s currently observed to our north reach our area over the next few hours with temperatures settling into the 20s by Tuesday morning 🥶 https://t.co/Dqiob4DrAc

Light rain moving through the region this evening with a cold front passage. Precipitation becomes more scattered overnight and likely transitions to snow. However, little or no snow accumulations are expected https://t.co/O25us1CXWB

Notice it being a bit muggy today? Dewpoints have climbed into the 60s at the Wheeling-Ohio County Airport. 60+ is the threshold where it starts to feel humid to us https://t.co/z8F7KDrYzS