Storms Return Tonight, Easter Weekend Outlook

Meteorologist Ross Ellet tracks the weather for the upcoming holiday weekend.

Apr. 3, 2026 at 11:50am

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A sweeping, atmospheric landscape painting in muted tones of gray, blue, and green, with a dramatic, turbulent sky dominating the frame and dwarfing the flat, open field below.As the Toledo region braces for a return of severe storms, the awe-inspiring power of nature looms large over the landscape.Toledo Today

Meteorologist Ross Ellet has provided a digital weather forecast for the Toledo, Ohio region, including the outlook for storms returning tonight and the weather expected over the upcoming Easter weekend.

Why it matters

As residents in the Toledo area prepare for the Easter holiday, up-to-date weather information is crucial for planning outdoor activities and events. Severe storms can disrupt travel and pose safety risks, so the community relies on local meteorologists to track changing conditions.

The details

According to Ellet's forecast, storms are expected to return to the Toledo region tonight, with the potential for heavy rain, high winds, and thunderstorms. The weather outlook for the Easter weekend includes a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures ranging from the 50s to 60s Fahrenheit.

  • Storms are forecast to return to the Toledo area tonight.
  • The Easter weekend weather outlook includes a mix of sun and clouds, with temperatures in the 50s to 60s Fahrenheit.

The players

Ross Ellet

A meteorologist who provides digital-exclusive weather updates for the Toledo, Ohio region.

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What they’re saying

“We stream morning, afternoon and evening digital-exclusive weather updates daily for Action News Now.”

— Ross Ellet, Meteorologist

The takeaway

With the Easter holiday weekend approaching, the local community relies on meteorologists like Ross Ellet to provide accurate and timely weather information to help residents plan their outdoor activities and stay safe during any potential severe storms.