CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Cleveland Guardians’ home opener Friday afternoon will arrive with a familiar question for early April: What will the weather do? The answer, at least for now, is mild but unsettled.

Freezing rain and rain showers will taper off Thursday evening. A First Alert for slippery and icy patches on the roads, especially ones which are untreated into Thursday night. Otherwise mostly cloudy Thursday night into Friday morning. Temperatures will be steady in the upper 20s to low 30s overnight into early Friday.

The weather pattern will be unsettled through Friday with multiple rounds of rain possible today through Friday.

By 10 AM we’ll be reaching up into the low 60s, with rain chances increasing through lunchtime. After a few passing showers during the late morning / early afternoon, we’ll see clearing skies through the evening.

Despite all the rain to start off our Easter weekend, we do expect conditions to turn pretty dry by Sunday. We will mostly cloudy skies, perhaps just a stray sprinkle early in the morning, but that’d be the furthest extent of any precipitation during the day. It will be a cold Easter with a high of only 40 degrees though. Dress warm!

We have a First Alert Weather Day for Friday night through Saturday morning due to round two of freezing rain.

Excessive rainfall is possible in Austin with a potentially strong storm system moving into Central Texas this Easter holiday weekend.

Storms are expected to develop this evening and intensify overnight into Saturday morning, bringing 1 to 2 inches of rain, strong wind gusts and a low tornado risk before clearing in time for a