It's increasing clouds for us into the overnight and rain before daybreak, but the significant rain comes in on Saturday.
SATURDAY—Storm chances are most likely in the morning north of the Ohio River. We should see scattered showers and storms during the morning hours. The latest models are showing a break in precipitation in the afternoon hours. Then, around 7-8 pm, we could see some additional storms developing. An isolated strong to severe storm is possible. We are under a "Marginal Risk" for severe weather from the Storm Prediction Center on Saturday.
EASTER SUNDAY—We will see scattered rain on Sunday, but the likelihood of hitting your neighborhood is small. Scattered light rain should move through in the morning hours. In the afternoon, we'll only have a slight chance of any rain, and we'll likely see some spots of sunshine.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy and mild
Spotty rain and downpours before daybreak
Low: 64
SATURDAY
Scattered showers and storms
Mostly cloudy, breezy
High: 75
SATURDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
A few storms
Low: 56
EASTER SUNDAY
Chance spotty showers
High: 74
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