A weather system will very slowly meander through Ohio over the coming days and into early next week. Due to this, expect several rounds of showers and cooler temperatures. Highs this weekend and early next week will only be in the low to mid-60s. After a very rainy Saturday, more scattered activity is expected for Sunday. Although we won't see widespread rainfall, still a good idea to have the umbrella on hand. For those heading out for commencement ceremonies, conditions look to be mostly dry around noon, but scattered showers and storms will develop through the afternoon. With rounds of rain expected through Tuesday, there will be a good chance that much of central Ohio picks up some moderate rainfall. We've already picked up over an inch in several locations, and that list will likely grow in the coming days. Heading into the workweek, rain chances will linger for Monday and Tuesday as that system continues to spin over the Ohio River Valley. A few storms are possible, mainly in the afternoon, and especially if there is any sunshine through the day. Once the system finally moves away, we'll get some drier and sunnier conditions from Wednesday through Mother's Day weekend! Temperatures will return to the 70s on Wednesday, and may reach the upper 70s by Mother's Day on Sunday.