By morning, we'll see clear skies and we'll drop to 16 degrees. Friday's forecast is quiet, dry, and cold with highs in the mid-30s.
The weekend forecast will start with heavy rain and then transition into snow. The National Weather Service has issued an Areal Flood Watch from Saturday afternoon through Sunday afternoon.
Heavy rain could flood rivers, creeks, streams, and other low-lying and flood-prone locations. Two to three inches of rain are possible. Additionally, the Ohio River is forecast to rise to nearly 51 feet. Flood Stage is 52 feet.
On Sunday, cold air will start to invade the Tri-State. We'll see light accumulating snowfall as a result. Right now, it does not appear to be significant. But, check back.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Cold
Low: 17
FRIDAY
Sun early
Increasing clouds
High: 36
FRIDAY NIGHT
Overcast
Low: 31
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