Central Ohio Weather and Radar High clouds increased, with a light east wind, on the western edge of high pressure, allowing readings to bounce back into the mid-40s after a couple of subfreezing days and frigid wind chills. A steady rain arrives after midnight, as a low-pressure system tracks from the Midwest to the Great Lakes. The rain could begin as freezing rain in parts of northeastern Ohio, where a winter weather advisory is in effect through Sunday morning. The rain will taper to showers Sunday afternoon, but linger through the evening, with totals near a half-inch. There will be a brief lull in the damp pattern Monday morning, but another system will approach from the west, bringing a soaking rain (up to 1 inch), along with breezy, milder conditions. Dry weather will return Tuesday and part of Wednesday, as high pressure builds in from the west, with a slight cool-down to the 40s, and chilly mornings near freezing. A cold front will bring a chance for showers later on Wednesday, followed by seasonably cold, dry weather for the remainder of the week. A few snow showers are possible early in the weekend with a clipper system. Forecast Tonight: Rain after midnight, slick spots northeast. Low 35 Sunday: Rainy day, mild. High 46 Monday: Rain. High 56 (43) Tuesday: Early clouds, clearing, cooler. High 46 (37) Wednesday: Clouds increase, rain p.m. High 44 (32) Thursday: Snow early, blustery, cold, some sun. High 35 (28) Friday: Partly cloudy. High 35 (24)