It will stay calm and clear overnight into Monday as temperatures dip back into the low to mid 20s. A few more clouds will roll in, but those are more likely for the day on Monday.
Monday starts off cold and mostly sunny before clouds stream in through the middle of the day. Winds from the south will be around 5 to 10 mph, but temperatures will still be in the 40s. It will be slightly warmer than Sunday, but it is right around normal in the mid to upper 40s. By the afternoon and evening we will have a small chance at isolated showers to roll in ahead of a cold front. Rain will be sporadic and light. From there, we will have rain chances nearly every day the rest of the week.
Tuesday’s showers will be sporadic as well with temperatures climbing back above 50-degrees. While it isn’t raining, it is likely to stay cloudy all day long.
Wednesday brings more isolated rain chances until we head into the overnight and Thursday with our next system bringing in more moisture. A surge of moisture from the Gulf will lift north into the Ohio River Valley bringing us more rain throughout the day Thursday. The rainfall will be heaviest of the week, with potential for more than a half inch in most areas. The timing and amounts are still a bit of a question so keep checking back for more detailed information as we get closer. The cold finally passes late Thursday into Friday drying us up a bit, but also bringing in colder temperatures to close out the week.
MONDAY
Increasing clouds
Scattered evening showers
High: 47
MONDAY NIGHTSporadic showers
More clouds, mild
Low: 42
TUESDAYIsolated showers most of the day
Staying cloudy
High: 53
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