The National Weather Service has issued a freeze watch for the region over the weekend.

Unseasonably cold air will spread across the area Saturday night with temperatures expected to be below freezing. The watch is in effect from 10 p.m. Saturday through 10 a.m. Sunday.

Unprotected outdoor plants will likely be damaged or killed. For more information on protecting plants, tune in on Saturday to “Garden Talk” with Mark Webber from 6 to 9 a.m. on AM 1290 and News 95.7 WHIO.

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— QUICK-LOOK FORECAST

• Areas of fog and drizzle this morning
• Few showers Friday evening
• Mild weekend

>> Live Doppler 7 Interactive Radar

DETAILED FORECAST

Today: Drizzle and fog will be possible this morning, said Storm Center 7 Meteorologist Kirstie Zontini. Highs will reach around 60. Clouds will become broken into the afternoon with dry weather returning.

Thursday: It will be a quiet morning. Sunshine will return for the afternoon with highs in the low 60s.

Friday: It will remain dry early with sunshine. Clouds will increase with highs in the mid-60s as it becomes breezy. A passing evening shower can’t be ruled out.

>> 5-Day Forecast

Saturday: The weekend will kick off with a beautiful start with some sun. Highs will be in the low 60s and it will be dry.

>>County-by-County Weather

Sunday: It will be another great day with sunny skies and highs in the low 60s.

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— WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE—Another soggy day is in the forecast with on and off showers expected, said Storm Center 7 Chief Meteorologist Eric Elwell.

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It will be breezy at times with temperatures still a bit below normal, hovering in the upper 50s by late afternoon. Showers will gradually taper off late tonight with temperatures dropping back into the upper 40s by morning.

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The region will dry out on Wednesday but it may take much of the day for the clouds to break. Highs will rebound to near 60 degrees and then climb into the lower 60s Thursday as sunshine returns.

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— WRIGHT PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE—A dry morning commute is expected today, but grab the umbrella as you head out as rain is expected to move in, said Storm Center 7 Meteorologist Brett Collar.
RELATED: 5-Day Forecast

The best chance for this rain will come in the afternoon, but we may see that rain as early as the late morning hours.

Showers are expected this afternoon and this early evening, which means your drive home will likely be a wet one and you’ll want to give yourself some extra time. A few lingering showers are expected later this evening, but more dry time is expected after sunset.

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Highs today will be in the upper 50s and lower 60s.

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— This time of year if you notice your allergy symptoms, it is likely because of a toss-up between tree pollen or the mold spores, said Storm Center 7 Meteorologist Kirstie Zontini.

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Tree pollen is what typically spikes in April and May. Mold spores, during a wet time of year, also can be high. This time of year we can get low amounts of grass pollen in the air as well.

This weekend, sunshine and warm, breezy conditions will allow the tree pollen to climb quickly, while dry weather will allow the mold spores to drop. 

If you suffer from spring allergies, you likely will notice your symptoms this weekend.

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