Expect the clouds to continue as we move through the overnight and then the chance at rain moves in as well. A widespread swath of showers will move in from due north and that will drive in some wet weather overnight. The best timing for that is after midnight and it will be most likely for areas along and south of the Ohio River. Rain won't be heavy, but it will be a steady light rain which leads to wet roads for the start to the day on Monday. Clouds will keep temperatures into the mid 40s for most of the Tri-State with winds from the northwest at 10 mph as well.
Monday will be very similar to Sunday. Expect plenty of clouds to go along with breezy winds from the north. A spotty sprinkle or shower will be possible as well, as our high temperature only warms to 55°.
From there we will start to rebound with the low 60s on Tuesday and the mid to upper 60s on Wednesday. The 70s will be possible for Thursday ahead of our next round of rain. That is all from a cold front which will move in from the northwest. That will drop temperatures into next weekend.
TONIGHT
Scattered showers
Cloudy and cool
Low: 46°
MONDAY
Spotty showers
Still chilly
High: 55°
MONDAY NIGHT
Clouds linger
Staying cool
Low: 46°
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