It has been a gloomy and wet start to Tuesday and there isn't much change between now and the end of the day.
Spotty showers will linger on and of through the rest of the day. That will definitely limit our warming potential as high temperatures will struggle to reach 50°. Rain changes will linger into the late evening, but by 9 to 10 p.m., we will see our final wave, and from there, we will start drying out overnight.

Overnight will be mostly clear and cool, with temperatures falling into the low to mid-30s. There may be calm enough winds that a few spots may see some patch frost. It will all be dependent on the amount of moisture at the surface.
Wednesday will bring a mix of sun and clouds for much of the day, but northwest winds will keep temperatures cooler than normal. High temperatures will only reach the low 50s, right around 52 in Cincinnati. There will also be a slight chance for rain in the afternoon as well.
The latest trends have not been kind for #Reds #OpeningDay... Rain looks to move in earlier than originally indicated, which means we may be batting some showers Thursday. Still some time for that to change, but not looking great at this point @lancemcalister#WCPO #Cincywx pic.twitter.com/vhaTby5H8T
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) March 25, 2025
Thursday’s Reds Opening Day starts sunny and dry. However, clouds increase through the morning with a slight rain chance by midday. This does mean that we could be dodging raindrops for the Findlay Market Parade as well as the first pitch. High temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s, getting close to 60.
We have an active stretch from there a well. Looking ahead to the weekend, we will have plenty of rain. Keep an eye on Sunday because the early indications show that we have a chance for some stronger storms. This is your 9 First Warning to loop back in as we get closer to the weekend.

The Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has already placed us in a Slight Risk for severe weather in their day 6 forecast. It takes quite a lot of confidence for SPC to put out a risk that far out. So this is one we need to watch closely.
TUESDAY
Light showers off and on
Mostly cloudy
High: 50
TUESDAY NIGHT
Light rain ending
Clearing out
Low: 34
WEDNESDAY
A mix of sun and clouds
Spotty rain chance
Highs: 52
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Possible frost
Low: 35
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