As we move into the overnight hours a line of showers and storms starts pushing into our area. However, as you're waking up in the morning don't expect lots of storms and widespread downpours as they'll weaken and diminish in intensity. We should see our best rain chance from 1 to 5 a.m., especially in southeast Indiana, and then as the line continues to the east, it will fall apart turning into lighter, isolated showers by 8 a.m. Look at the difference in coverage:
Friday's forecast will be mostly cloudy to start but clouds slowly decrease., warm and humid. We'll still warm to 86 behind the cold front. Isolated showers are possible during the day, but few will see rainfall.
Drier air comes in for Saturday which will mean another mostly sunny day with highs in the mid-80s and no humidity issues. Humidity rises all day Sunday, resulting in a stickier forecast as the high climbs to 93.
Monday is the day you are really going to "wear the air" here in the Tri-State. Higher dew points and highs around 96 will give us heat index values around 100 degrees.
IN THE MORNING
Scattered showers
A few storms
Low: 67
FRIDAY
Isolated showers
Mostly cloudy, muggy
High: 86
FRIDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Pleasant
Low: 61
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