Rain and storm chances continue overnight as a line of storms weakens and moves through the Tri-State.
These storms brought more than 2.8" of rain to part of Butler County in just three hours. There's a flood advisory in effect for the southwestern part of the county until 1 AM.
9 FIRST WARNING: Part of Butler county is under a flood advisory until 1 AM. Parts of the county have seen more than 2.5" of rain in the last three hours. @wcpo #cincywx #wcpo pic.twitter.com/jnMFzPt4Nv
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Rain and storm chances continue into Wednesday. But expect any rain and storms to become more scattered tomorrow.
Temperatures will drop into the low 70s overnight and only heat up to the low 80s tomorrow. But humidity is still a factor so the feels like temperature will be closer to the mid-to-upper 80s.
The rest of the week looks dry, with temperatures fluctuating back to the upper 80s by the end of the week, then into the low-80s for the weekend. Humidity will start to decrease as we get closer to the weekend, too, setting the Tri-State up for a relatively pleasant weekend.
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Isolated rain chance
Low: 70
WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy
Not as hot, isolated rain chances
High: 82
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Milder
Low: 67
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