A stronger weather maker will set up shop just east of Ohio starting Friday. And while we're not expecting any direct impact, we will be stuck with mostly cloudy skies and northerly winds. Temperatures will struggle to get out of the 40s. Slow improvement will take place heading into the weekend and into next week. That means a dry Saturday for your Buckeye spring game plans and some more sunshine on Sunday. Models are hinting at a few more clouds and some isolated light showers possible Sunday, but we're keeping things optimistic and dry. Monday will be breezy and warmer, with showers and a few storms possible late in the day and into Monday night. Once the front passes by, a few showers will linger into Tuesday with mostly to partly cloudy skies. There is some good news to share based on all the rain we had in the first part of the month - not a single county in the 10TV viewing area is being impacted by drought conditions at this time! Mostly sunny conditions return on Wednesday after a chilly start, with cool temperatures continuing into the afternoon.