Another clear night may bring a benefit to the Greater Cincinnati area in the way of seeing the Northern Lights.
If you're out, it'll be chilly to cold. In fact, the National Weather Service has issued a FROST ADVISORY for Highland county into Friday morning.
Most neighborhoods will start in the low 40s. But I think, Clinton, Highland, Brown, Adams and portions of SE Indiana will fall into the mid to upper 30s. This could produce scattered frost. Then, afternoon highs will reach the low to mid 70s. FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS will be clear with a kickoff temp at 69 degrees.
The weekend forecast will be warmer than we've had all week. Highs jump to the upper 70s and we'll see some periodic cloudiness. So, the vistas in the Tri-State recently bathed in a multiple colored sky may come to an end.
Late Saturday night into Sunday morning shows the possibility of an isolated shower. Before a block of cold air sweeps across the Tri-State dropping those highs into the upper 50s by Tuesday.
TONIGHT
Clear
Patchy Fog
Low: 43
FRIDAY
Sunny
Warmer
High: 74
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Pleasant
Low: 52
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