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Timing out this week's rain chances

Wet weather finally moves into the Tri-State

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

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By: Brandon Spinner

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Overnight the clouds will continue to stay thin which allows temperatures to drop to as low as 57°. That is just about normal, which should be a good night to open up your windows once again.

Most of Tuesday morning should stay mostly sunny, before clouds roll in for the later afternoon and evening. Temperatures warm to 81° which is around five degrees warmer than normal. It's later into the afternoon, and then evening, that isolated showers start to move in from the northwest. Rain chances start around 6 p.m. in our Indiana counties and then it slowly pushes east. That will be off and on overnight into Wednesday.

We are finally looking at our best chance for rain this month as we head into Wednesday and Thursday. An area of low pressure is moving through the Ohio Valley very slowly coming in late Tuesday and exiting early Thursday. The amount of rain will be the big factor. Something we will continue to hammer out as we get closer. Temperatures both days will be in the mid to upper 70s. From there, we have more warmth as we head into the weekend.