No major changes. Rains will finish up in the far SE Midwest today and continue in the LES belts through tomorrow, with the rest of the region to be dry through most of the holiday weekend. The next chance for rains is seen in the Northwoods by early next week, with the rest of the region to see rains arrive by the second half of next week.

The secondary cold front will work through SE IN and most of OH and bring a few showers, but nothing too heavy or widespread. A few showers will get going in WI and lower MI this afternoon from come cold air aloft and lake effect rain will fall across the UP LES belts through tomorrow.

The rest of the region will be dry tomorrow and dry weather will dominate all of the region for Sunday and most of Monday as well, with some scattered showers developing in the northern Midwest late Monday.

Temps will run below average through Saturday, with highs in the upper 50’s to low 60’s in the Northwoods and 60’s and 70’s in the rest of the Midwest. Some warming will occur for Sunday and early next week, but only to average levels.

The showers and storms developing in the northern Midwest late Monday look to remain possible in the Northwoods by Tuesday and then the rains will be spreading into the rest of the Midwest by the second half of next week.

Right now the very early look at the weather for Haydays is improved, with some rains on Friday, but dry and mild for Saturday and Sunday.

Some warming looks to occur next week, but only to around average to slightly above average levels. Temps for next weekend look to be close to average as well.