After a night of wild weather around Central Ohio Wednesday, we are setting up for more rain and some storms Thursday night and again through the weekend. The good news is that while some thunderstorms may be possible tonight, widespread severe weather like we saw on Wednesday is not expected. What is expected is heavy rainfall, potentially around 0.5 to 1.5 inches, with isolated flooding that could impact the region, and increasing chances for flooding over the coming days. Rounds of rain will continue through the weekend totaling up to 3 to 5 more inches by Sunday afternoon.  That is why the area is under a Flood Watch through Sunday morning.  A few strong or gusty storms could be possible late Friday through early Saturday, with wind being the main focus. This risk will show up again late Saturday and Saturday night, with heavy rain, high winds and hail the primary threats in that order. Showers will quickly taper off early Sunday, with a shot of much colder air moving in to start next week. This could even include a few light snow showers as we head through Monday evening and overnight, with temps falling into the 20s. After Monday, dry weather and cooler temps in the 40s settle in for Tuesday and Wednesday. This will turn back to temps in the 50s with some rain chances by Thursday. Make sure to stay connected to the 10TV Weather Impact team as we keep you up-to-date on any changes and important details on the upcoming rainy forecast.