The humidity will stick around into the overnight as clouds build in as well. The cloud cover will keep our temperatures into the low 70s. A cold front will start to push into the Ohio Valley overnight, which brings our next chance at showers and storms.
Rain and storms look more likely after 5 a.m. and will move from the northwest to the southeast. Nothing strong or severe is expected with these showers or downpours and the coverage looks to be scattered. So, not everyone will see rain. Any community that gets hit can expect only a tenth of an inch or less. The wet weather will be gone 10 a.m. at the latest. As the front passes, the wind will shift to the northwest, which will help bring some changes for the rest of the week.
Tuesday afternoon looks mostly sunny with some relief in the humidity as afternoon high temps reach the mid to upper 80s. A weak trough will bring a few clouds back into the Tri-State. While there is a slight chance that we may see a stray shower on Wednesday, this system will re-enforce the cooler, drier air through the end of the week. Humidity will be almost non-existent by Friday. Afternoon highs will drop to the low 80s.
As for the weekend, temperatures climb back to the upper 80s n Saturday with a 40% chance for rain on Sunday.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Scattered showers possible
Low: 71
TUESDAY
Showers early
Then mostly sunny
High: 87
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear & cooler
Patchy fog
Low: 63
WEDNESDAY
Partly cloudy
Seasonal temperatures
High: 85
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