Fog is already forming around the Tri-State and with some breaks in the clouds overnight, some spots could see dense fog. Otherwise, it's mostly cloud skies right through our early Wednesday. Temperatures will start in the mid 40s before climbing to near 60 degrees. Of course, you will need the umbrella again as you head out the door.
A cold front will trigger pockets of heavy rain and chance a chance for isolated thunderstorms. In fact, there's a "Marginal Risk" for severe weather southeast of Greater Cincinnati. We got a generally dry day for Thursday with temps dropping into the mid 50s. Then, another cold based storm will bring more precipitation. I'm using the more generic term because there's a chance for some snow to mix with the rain for Friday and Saturday. Highs will drop again into the upper 40s and morning lows begin around freezing.
Sunshine is back for Sunday with highs back near 60 degrees.
TONIGHT
Rain ends
Fog overnight
Low: 46
WEDNESDAY
Pockets of rain
Isolated storms
High: 60
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Gradual clearing
Low: 42
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