Shower have pressed into the Tri-State and we will only see more as we head into the overnight tonight and into tomorrow. The heaviest rain is expected as we move past midnight, and really it will last through around 6 to 7 a.m. on Sunday.
First thing Sunday morning, expect the rain to continue. However, it won't be with us the entire day. Our showers eventually come to an end before we make it to noon, but the clouds will be with us. Winds too. Winds from the south will be around 10-20 mph and picking up as the day goes by. High temperatures will still be a warmer than normal mid to upper 40s. Cincinnati is looking at a high near 47. Even the warmth goes away as we open up the workweek.
A cold front moves through late Sunday which will bring us the chance to see a wintry mix to start the day Monday. Right now, it looks like it won't bring much of an impact. The bigger issue is the colder air, with highs only making it to the mid to upper 30s. Tuesday is much colder with temperatures into the low 30s and wind chills in the low to me teens. We're also watching the middle of the week closely for our next chance for snow, but confidence is low.
SATURDAY EVENING
Partly cloudy
Mild
High: 50
SATURDAY NIGHT
Rain likely
Breezy & mild
Low: 42
SUNDAY
Rain showers
Warm & breezy
High: 47
SUNDAY NIGHT
A little wintry mix
Cooling down
Low: 32
MONDAY
Wintry mix early
Much colder
High: 37
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