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Most areas clear chances for severe weather

Some counties still under a Tornado Watch until 1 a.m.

WCPO

By: Brandon Spinner

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Sunday is a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day, and a Tornado Watch remains in effect for the eastern portions of the Tri-State until 1 am.

The Tri-State saw more than a half-dozen tornado warnings as strong storms moved through the area. As of yet, no major storm damage has been reported.
Storms will continue to move east into the overnight, but for most, the threat is over.

WHAT'S NEXT
Monday will be a cool and gloomy day. Rain chances should stay to a minimum, but a few isolated showers can't be ruled out. The bigger impact is the cooler air and cloud cover. High temperatures will be into the mid-50s by late morning and from there the northwest wind will tumble our temperatures. Overnight will bring clearing and cold temperatures as we dip to 35° overnight into Tuesday morning.

Then all eyes turn to Wednesday as we are already placed in SPC's outlook for another round of strong and severe storms Wednesday evening into early Thursday. Both days have us in the risk for severe weather, with the bigger threat looking to be after midnight on Wednesday. However, it is still early so keep checking back for updates on impacts and timing. This next round will include the possibility of flooding.