BUCYRUS, OH. (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)—Residents in Crawford County can expect a damp start to the workweek, but brighter, sunnier conditions are on the horizon as autumn officially settles into the region.
The weather across Crawford County for the week of September 21–25 will see a damp, breezy start before clearing up just in time for late-week outdoor plans.
Here is your step-by-step day breakdown:
- Monday, Sept. 21: Expect a soggy start to the week with light rain throughout the day and a 70% chance of precipitation. Temperatures will peak at a cool 59°F with northeast winds reaching 13 mph. Clouds linger into the evening with a high low of 56°F.
- Tuesday, Sept. 22: Rain chances drop significantly down to 10%, leaving mostly cloudy skies overhead. Highs will reach 62°F with northeast winds holding around 12 mph. Expect a low of 55°F overnight.
- Wednesday, Sept. 23: Cloudy conditions persist midweek with highs staying near 59°F and a light breeze from the east at 10 mph. Nighttime brings partial clearing and cooler temperatures dipping to 53°F.
- Thursday, Sept. 24: Sunshine returns in full force. Temperatures bounce back nicely to a pleasant 69°F with dry conditions and east winds at 9 mph. Crisp fall air moves in overnight as low temperatures drop down to 46°F.
- Friday, Sept. 25: Heading into the weekend, expect partly sunny skies with a comfortable high of 68°F and a mild 8 mph breeze from the northeast. Overnight lows will drop to a chilly 44°F under mostly cloudy skies.
Local Weather Tips for the Week
- Commute Safety (Monday): Give yourself extra braking distance and leave early during Monday morning’s drive, as wet roadways and damp leaves can create slick driving conditions.
- Layer Up for Dynamic Temps: With nighttime lows swinging from the mid-50s early in the week down into the mid-40s by Thursday night, late-week mornings will require light jackets or sweaters before daytime temperatures warm back into the upper 60s.
- Outdoor Planning: Save lawn care, home exterior projects, or outdoor activities for Thursday and Friday, which will feature the clearest, driest conditions of the week.