CRAWFORD COUNTY, OH (CRAWFORD COUNTY NOW)— A relatively mild summer week is ahead for the region, featuring comfortable daytime temperatures in the 70s and a multi-day stretch of passing showers and potential evening thunderstorms, according to weather forecasters.
Monday (June 15): The work week opens with partly sunny conditions and a daytime high reaching 70 degrees. Northwest winds will persist at around 9 mph. Skies will turn mostly cloudy into the nighttime hours as the temperature drops to a low of 54 degrees.
Tuesday (June 16): Cloud cover builds as light rain moves into the area during the day, bringing a high of 75 degrees. Gusty southwest winds will pick up, averaging 16 mph. Rain chances increase to 40% overnight, with a low holding at 56 degrees under partly cloudy skies.
Wednesday (June 17): Light rain is expected to persist during the daytime hours with a high near 74 degrees. A steadier, heavier rain pattern takes over moving into the night, carrying an 85% chance of precipitation. The overnight low will drop to 58 degrees.
Thursday (June 18): Mostly cloudy conditions dominate the daytime hours, carrying a 35% chance of lingering showers and a high of 77 degrees. Skies will shift to partly cloudy after dark, accompanied by breezy west winds reaching 21 mph and a low of 55 degrees.
Friday (June 19): The work week finishes on a bright note with mostly sunny skies and clear conditions by nightfall. Temperatures remain highly comfortable, topping out at a high of 77 degrees before dipping to an overnight low of 54 degrees.