Storms have likely ended after severe weather broke out over much of the Tri-State during the afternoon. The Severe storms began at 1:30 p.m. and continued through 4:30 p.m. With a confirmed tornado by the National Weather Service at 3:10 p.m. near Goshen, Ohio.
Over the next few hours scattered showers are possible and otherwise cloudy, before we turn partly cloudy by Thursday afternoon. It'll still stay very muggy and this will keep morning lows warm in the low to mid 70s!
Thursday is trending drier with the latest guidance. This doesn’t mean we won’t see storms it is just that our chances are lower and likely in the evening. Our chances for severe weather fall under a Marginal Risk. Temperatures will still stay hot, climbing to near 90 degrees. Plus, feels like temperatures will likely be above 100° once again. The SPC does have part of the Tri-State in a Marginal Risk for Thursday, but the better threat looks to be off to our south.
Heavier rain is possible Friday as well. Temperatures will be slightly cooler because of that, but we will have to watch how it all develops. Storms look to last into early Saturday morning before we clear out for the rest of the weekend.
TONIGHT
Scattered showers
Chance storms
Warm & muggy
Low: 72
THURSDAY
Partly Cloudy
Chance storms
Feels like 100°+
High: 89
THURSDAY NIGHT
Staying warm & muggy
Still isolated chances
Low: 72
FRIDAY
Still warm and humid
Afternoon storms likely
High: 85
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