Storms have come to a close but not before dumping impressive amounts of rainfall in northern Kentucky and portions of southern Ohio. Check out the map of estimated rainfall totals from Wednesday evening. The highest report to come in was 4.5" in Alexandria.
The rest of the night should be quiet. The sky will be partly cloudy as we only cool to the mid to low 70s. And for those of you who got rain, expect it to feel even more humid out the door Thursday morning.
Thursday will be another hot and humid day with a high of 95° and a heat index close to 100 degrees. It will feel nearly identical to Wednesday's forecast. Skies will be mostly sunny but we may see some isolated pop up storms. through the midday. However, that chance is low. An air quality alert is in effect again too.
A slow moving cold front will bring back spotty storm chances later Friday and now it looks like some of those spotty storms could linger into Saturday too.
And Labor Day still looks great! The sky should be mostly sunny with low levels of humidity and a high of 78 degrees.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Very Muggy
Low: 71
THURSDAY
Feels like 100°
Isolated afternoon storms
High: 95
THURSDAY NIGHT
A Few clouds
Muggy
Low: 71
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