A back door cold front (so called as it slices into the area from the northeast and not west or directly north) rolls through the Tri-State through the early morning.
The front has triggered showers and will produce rain and downpours for the morning rush.
The best chance for rain will be west and southwest of Cincinnati. And it looks like rain will be wrapping up by 8-9 a.m. for most locations as this precipitation settles to the south.
While most areas will see no more than a .25" of rain, some spots southwest could upwards of a .50" of wet stuff.
Clouds decrease Wednesday late morning and likely no later than noon. Highs in the mid to upper 70s. Wildfire smoke will be ushered south with the front so, the haze will not be as pronounced.
Thursday is mostly sunny and the same with Friday as afternoon highs are in the upper 70s to 80 degrees on Friday. We get warmer on Saturday in to the mid 80s with the likelihood of rain again on Sunday.
OVERNIGHT
Spotty showers
Low: 58
WEDNESDAY
Morning rain & downpours
Clearing by mid morning, if not earlier
High: 77
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear & cooler
Refreshing, less haze
Low: 51
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