A cold front will move through overnight so expect one last round of rain and isolated storms before dry weather sets in for the weekend.
Rain and storms will be heavy at times and will end toward daybreak. Severe weather is not expected as the front passes. Yet, isolated areas could get up to an inch of rain by daybreak.
Friday will be the start of a 3 day stretch of mild, pleasant and dry weather. The day starts mostly cloudy in the morning to a partly/mostly sunny in the afternoon. Dew points will be dropping, so the heat index will not be a factor until next week.
Saturday and Sunday look very nice as the humidity may be noticeable, but not an issue. Highs will only climb to the low 80s which is slightly below average for this time of the year.
We open next week with likely more rain and storms just ahead of another heatwave starting on Wednesday.
OVERNIGHT
Rain and storms
Low: 68
FRIDAY
Clouds early with a chance for rain
Gradual clearing
Chance of showers in Northern Kentucky
High: 83
FRIDAY NIGHT
Fair skies
Pleasant
Low: 62
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