A few storms will fire up as we head into the overnight tonight. This is as a cold front blasts from the north. As that happens, we will see temperatures fall into the upper 60s. Showers will be heavy for some folks with a quick quarter of an inch possible.
Saturday continues to trend drier for the Ohio Valley. Even though the cold front stalls in the region, it looks like showers will be limited during the day, mainly during the morning hours. Most of the day will be spent with partly to mostly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 80s. The rain chance is now down to 30% or less.
Sunday is a different stormy. Weather models are showing spotty showers and storms not only in the morning hours but again in the early afternoon. Highs will be around 87. And yes, it's still muggy. This is probably the day this weekend that could be most impacted by rain and push plans inside.
Monday still looks hot and humid for the 4th of July. There's a small rain chance at 20% but more than likely, we'll get very little rain during the day and only popping in the heat of the afternoon. If we did get a few storms, they would die before it's time to light off fireworks.
A hot and humid atmosphere will be dominating the forecast all week next week. This basically breaks down to daily chances for showers and thunderstorms.
FRIDAY
Pop up storms
Sticky, partly cloudy
High: 90
FRIDAY NIGHT
Isolated showers and storms
Mostly cloudy, humid
Low: 68
SATURDAY
Mostly cloudy, muggy
Isolated rain chance
High: 86
SATURDAY NIGHT
Isolated rain chance
Mostly cloudy
Low: 68
SUNDAY
Mostly cloudy
Scattered storms
High: 87
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