Storms wrapping up this evening as we look to the Fourth of July

We had an active afternoon across the Tri-State with multiple severe thunderstorm warnings. We have received some reports of downed trees, large hail, and some heavy rainfall.

The Severe Thunderstorm Watch is no longer active and the threat for severe weather is done here in the Tri-State. There may still be a few scattered showers into the overnight, but for the most part we are likely to stay dry overnight. It will be partly to mostly cloudy across the area overnight and we will stay warm overnight too. Temperatures will be into the upper 60s for much of the Tri-State tonight. Humidity will stay high too.

Monday will be a cooler day than normal, only reaching the low 80s. Wind from the northwest will partially be the reason for that, but also the fact that we will have some clouds much of the day as well. As we turn to the afternoon and the evening we will see some isolated showers develop to the east of town into southwest Ohio. The coverage will be spotty, so most places will miss out.

As we turn the page to your holiday, the Fourth of July is looking hot! Plenty of sunshine on the way for Independence Day as we see temperatures climb into the mid to upper 80s. Add in humidity and it is going to feel much warmer. Feels-like temperatures are likely to make it into the low 90s for much of the area. It does look dry for now as well. In fact, we should be dry until Thursday when our next batch of showers and storms moves in.

SUNDAY NIGHT
Few scattered showers ending
Muggy
Low: 68

MONDAY
Partly cloudy
A shower is possible
High: 82

SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear

Warm & muggy

Low: 67

TUESDAY - FOURTH OF JULY

Sunny and dry

Hot and humid

High: 88

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