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Temperatures jump up again Wednesday

Strong storms possible Wednesday night

The latest weather forecast from WCPO's 9 First Warning Weather team.

By: Steve Raleigh

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We stay clear into the overnight as temperatures fall into the upper 60s. Once again, between 8 to 12 degrees warmer than normal. Skies should stay mostly clear but more patchy fog is possible.

Wednesday will be the hottest day we have had in nearly a month. Our last day of 90-degrees or higher was August 28and Wednesday will likely be our last of 2022. The current forecast calls for a high of 91°, but some areas could be as warm as 92° to 94°. Humidity will be much higher too, making it feel like the mid to upper 90s. Clouds increase later in the day, but overall, we will stay dry until the evening hours.

Showers and storm will return late Wednesday into Thursday ahead of a MAJOR cold front. Some storms will have potential to be strong as they arrive after 7 p.m. Wednesday. The Storm Prediction Center has included our viewing area in a "marginal risk" of severe weather for late Wednesday evening into the overnight hours. This means we likely won't see severe weather, but could see stronger storms. Damaging winds and hail are the primary threats.

Showers will linger into the morning for Thursday, but the big deal about this front is a big blast of cooler air just in time for the first day of Fall! Fall begins Thursday evening at 9:04 p.m.

The rest of the week will have high temperatures into the low to mid 70s, possibly the upper 60s, with lows into the 40s, Friday morning! This weekend, it appears there's a chance for rain for both Saturday and Sunday, more likely Sunday.

OVERNIGHT
Clear sky
Muggy
Low: 66

WEDNESDAY
Sunny & humid
Feels like mid 90s
Isolated late evening storms
High: 91

WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Showers and storms
A few stronger storms
Low: 62

THURSDAY
Showers early
Much cooler!
High: 72

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