An absolutely lovely start to the workweek, perfect for all your outdoor activities! Sunshine will dominate the Monday forecast, so don't forget the sunscreen! Winds will be light, and daytime highs will climb and be even warmer than this weekend. Temperatures will reach the low 80s on Monday and increase a few more degrees on Tuesday. But all eyes will shift to our next storm system, which will impact us Tuesday afternoon and evening. A cold front will make its way into the Buckeye State on Tuesday, bringing with it an initial round of showers and maybe a brief storm late morning/early afternoon with the main round later in the day . The strongest of the storms are expected late afternoon and early evening, with the potential for some to be severe. As a result, we have a 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day in place for the second half of the day Tuesday. Right now, there is a Level 3 risk for severe weather across much of the 10TV viewing area, as storms could produce large hail and damaging wind gusts. Hail stones could get as large as a golf ball to even up to the size of a lime (2" in diameter). This could cause damage to your home or car, so make sure you're prepared and indoors as storms approach. An isolated tornado and heavy rain could also impact the region, but large hail and wind look to be our primary threats. The current timing for the strongest storms to develop across Central Ohio between 4-9pm, developing and moving from west to east. For the metro area, this could be between 5-8pm. We look to see some sunshine the first half of Wednesday, with increased clouds and scattered showers possible the second half of the day. Another round of more widespread rain and storms are in the forecast on Thursday, and with some of the rain lingering into Friday. As of right now, the weekend looks drier and cooler with daytime highs back in the 60s/70s.