You know what they say... April showers, bring May flowers... We certainly have had no lack of rainfall in April so far and our cool and damp weather pattern is set to continue in the coming days. A Flood Watch remains in effect for Jay and Van Wert counties in our region until 8 AM Sunday, as mo re rainfall continues to add to soggy grounds. Even for those outside of the Flood Watch, watch out for flooded roadways. A Flood Watch remains in place for Jay and Van Wert Counties until 8 AM Sunday. Periods of rain this evening are ending and we'll be left with just a few showers lingering after midnight. The best chances for the rain to linger on longer will be found in our southeastern communities, which is why the Flood Watch persists for Portland and Van Wert. Temperatures will drop into the mid-to-upper 30s by the time we get to daybreak Sunday. Most of the rain is done by midnight, except for southeastern areas.Temperatures drop into the mid-to-upper 30s at most. We'll finally get a break from the widespread rain on Sunday, although a slight rain/snow shower chance will continue southeast of Fort Wayne. Otherwise, look for mostly cloudy skies and chilly April temperatures to be in place; highs will only reach the mid-40s, so make sure you grab a jacket. A slight rain/snow shower chance exists Sunday, mainly south and east of Fort Wayne.Highs reach the mid-40s at most on Sunday...grab your jacket! We'll see a brief break from the clouds and precipitation chances Sunday night, with temperatures dropping into the lower 30s. We briefly clear out Sunday night.Temperatures fall into the lower 30s by daybreak Monday. Get ready for a return to winter on Monday! While snow accumulation is not expected, a cold front will move through during the afternoon, bringing rain/snow showers to northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio. It will also bring gusty winds and falling temperatures behind the front. With gusts as high as 35 mph, it will feel quite cold outside! Bundle up as you're heading out and about to begin the new workweek. Rain/snow is expected Monday afternoon.Most of it is gone by the evening though, with temperatures falling.Winds gust as high as 35 mph Monday afternoon/evening. We'll dry back out on Tuesday, but it will be a chilly April day. We'll start off in the 20s and only reach high temperatures in the lower 40s. By Wednesday into Thursday, our next system moves in, bringing renewed rain/snow shower chances. This is not good news, as we could use a long break from the rain around here. However, by the weekend, we turn mostly sunny and temperatures will be on the rise. You can look forward to days back in the 60s and we'll even reach the lower 70s by early the following week. So hang in there if you are tired of the cold and dreary April days! Tonight: Cloudy with periods of rain this evening. A few showers linger after midnight, mainly in southeastern areas.Low: 37°Winds: NNW 5-10 mph Sunday: Mostly cloudy with the slight chance for a rain or snow shower, mainly in southeastern areas.High: 46°Winds: NE 5-10 mph Sunday Night: Partly cloudy.Low: 31°Winds: SW 1-5 mph Monday: Mostly cloudy with afternoon rain and snow showers. Windy and cool.High: 48°Winds: SW-NW 10-20 mph, with gusts up to 35 mph MORE WEATHER RESOURCESInteractive Radar and Regional RadarWeather CamerasWeather Alerts ...read more read less