Scattered storms possible for tonight’s fireworks show

It has been a soggy start to the Labor Day weekend, and we have potential for more rain the next two days.

Some areas saw 5 to 9 inches of rain Saturday, while the rest of the Valley stayed between a half inch to an inch. A Flood Watch today until 11 p.m. Monday for all counties except Fayette and Union. Any storms that do develop the next two days will bring some very heavy rain along with some flooding potential. Make sure you are staying alert and watch out for flooded roads.

A FLOOD ADVISORY is in effect for parts of Ohio, Switzerland, Gallatin, & Owen counties until 1AM. Unfortunate rainfall over areas that are already waterlogged from storms Saturday.

Overnight we will see more scattered showers and storms move through the Tri-State with a few downpours. Overall, it will be mostly cloudy, but we could also see some patchy fog. Temperatures will dip into the upper 60s tonight, down to 67°.

Monday, Labor Day, will be another wet one with scattered showers and storms all day. Scattered showers will be possible early in the morning, but during the afternoon it will likely be wider spread. More heavy rainfall will continue to be the main issue. Temperatures will be into the upper 70s for most.

Tuesday will be another with a few more showers and storms with a temperature in the upper 70s.

SUNDAY EVENING
Scattered storms likely
Staying muggy
High: 79

SUNDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Patchy fog
Low: 68

LABOR DAY
Scattered showers and storms
Heavy at times
High: 77

MONDAY NIGHT
Isolated rain
Muggy
Low: 67

TUESDAY
More scattered storms
Mostly cloudy
High: 79

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