Today will be mostly sunny and pleasant too. We'll warm to 71 degrees with a northeast wind at 10 mph.
The remnants of Hurricane Ian will move northwest into the Ohio Valley over the weekend. It looks like we'll for sure see a lot of cloud cover on Saturday as the wind picks up from the northeast at 10 to 15 mph. Temperatures warm to around 70 degrees. We've been watching rainfall chances on Saturday all week and it still looks like we should get through the majority of the day rain free. It's in our eastern counties that we will see an isolated rain chance come in for the later afternoon and evening hours.
Sunday's rain chance is still questionable. The latest weather models dry us out on Sunday but keeps the forecast mostly cloudy with a high of 72 degrees. So we'll continue to monitor that but remember, these are tropical remnants so it's dependent on how Ian moves and meanders the next day or so.
Next week's forecast turns dry yet again with highs in the low 70s during the week.
TONIGHT
Fair skies
Patchy fog possible overnight
Low: 44
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny
Mild
High: 71
FRIDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Mild
Low: 50
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