9 FIRST WARNING WEATHER ALERT DAY for Wednesday
It's an active weather time for us with a chance for more wet weather tonight, rain and storms tomorrow, which could turn severe. Currently, an Areal Flood Watch is in effect until 10:00 p.m. for Adams, Mason, and Robertson counties.
While the morning will be dry with mostly cloudy skies, Wednesday afternoon will bring more showers and storms to the Tri-State. It will also be oppressively humid. Dew points will rise to the mid-70s, giving us that "air you can wear" feel as highs reach the mid-80s and feel even hotter!
More importantly, the Storm Prediction Center has, most of us, placed in a "SLIGHT RISK" for severe weather on Wednesday. There are two waves when strong storms or severe weather will be around.
TIMELINE
Around noon to 1 pm, a wave of strong storms could turn severe as this band moves to the east and out of the area by around 5 pm.
Then, around 9-10 pm, a cold front swings into the area and will produce strong to perhaps severe storms through midnight or a bit later.
Leftover showers will be around into Thursday morning before gradual clearing happens later Thursday.
TONIGHT
Showers ending
Mostly cloudy & muggy through Wednesday morning
Low: 68
WEDNESDAY
Scattered showers and storms
Chance for severe weather
High: 85
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Showers and storms continue
Chance for severe weather
Low: 69
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