Isolated showers have all but ended out there this evening and we will see a break in rain chances overnight tonight. That shoulld be the case for most of Tuesday, but the 4th of July isn't 100% in the clear when it comes to rain.
A few fireworks displays out there tonight and more tomorrow! Right now, it looks like we will be dry both nights! There could be a few isolated showers this evening so stay alert, but nothing severe is expected.@wcpo #wcpo #cincywx #ohwx pic.twitter.com/FtmjwBSe86
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) July 3, 2023
We start the day warm and dry with mostly cloudy skies. Temperatures will be into the upper 60s to start. We'll warm to 88° with a heat index of 92°. We may see a few pop up showers and storms Tuesday afternoon but only for a few hours. The chance for rain should diminish as the sun sets and fireworks get underway. Coverage of this should stay minimal.
Wednesday will be a much hotter day with temperatures near 90-degrees. Winds from the south will also mean higher humidity. That will lead to feels like temperatures into the low to mid 90s. Skies will be sunny for a majority of the day as well.
Thursday is the next chance at rain with storms moving in by midday.
MONDAY EVENING
Partly cloudy
Isolated showers
High: 81
MONDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Dry and muggy
Low: 67
4TH OF JULY
Mostly sunny & hot
Small storm chance
High: 88
TUESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Warm and muggy
Low: 68
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