It's more of the same forecast story for Tuesday and Wednesday. We wake up with warm and humid air as temps only fall to the low 70s. More rain and storms will break out during the afternoon.
A FLOOD WATCH has been issued for parts of the Tri-State in effect from Noon Tuesday through 10 a.m. Wednesday. The following counties are in the Watch:
Indiana: Ohio & Switzerland
Kentucky: Boone, Bracken, Campbell, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Kenton, Mason, Owen, Pendleton, & Robertson
Ohio: Adams, Brown,& Clermont
A cold front from the northwest starts to slide in as we move through the day on Tuesday and that will bring the chance at some showers and storms. It won’t rain all day, but we will have that chance pretty much all day. The front looks to stall into an stationary front late Tuesday into Wednesday which means that we will have more rain as we push into Wednesday. Both days will stay cooler because of clouds and rain. High temps should stay in the low 80s.
A cold front Thursday will shift the forecast a bit as we head towards Friday and the weekend. But this will be a good shift. Temperatures should settle a bit as we cool off, but the big improvement comes with the drop in humidity. That lower humidity means that overnight temperatures will be down into the upper 50s by Saturday morning. FREE A/C!
OVERNIGHT
Isolated storm chance
Warm & Muggy
Low: 72
TUESDAY
Showers and storms
Clouds most of the day
High: 82
TUESDAY NIGHT
Showers, maybe a storm
Cloudy
Low: 69
WEDNESDAY
Scattered storms through midday
Not as hot or humid
High: 83
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