Tonight will be clear and pleasant, cooling to 56 degrees.
Tomorrow and Thursday are nearly carbon copy days with sunshine and highs in the upper 80s. Good news is, humidity still stays low so it won't feel that bad, especially in the shade.
Now all eyes shift to Hurricane Francine. It makes landfall Wednesday afternoon and will be bringing a large shield of cloud cover over the Ohio Valley and the potential for rainfall. This will be associated with what will become Hurricane Francine, which is poised to make landfall as a Category 2 hurricane in Louisiana on Wednesday. The remnants of this system will continue to push north and by Friday, it should mean scattered showers and storms for us during the day.
The weekend should stay mostly cloudy and cooler with highs in the low 80s as the tropical remnants hang around the Ohio Valley. But rain is questionable. There isn't a lot of consistency in the weather models when it comes to precipitation chances for Saturday and Sunday. The latest models coming in this morning now don't show any rain for the weekend, but just cloudy and cooler due to the cloud deck hanging around. As promised, more updates will be coming on this as the system matures today!
TONIGHT
Clear sky
Pleasant
Low: 56
WEDNESDAY
Sunshine
Warm again
High: 88
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Seasonal
Low: 60
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