Clouds are thickening around the area ahead of our next system. We should stay dry overnight and it'll stay mild. Lows will be into the upper 50s. By daybreak, we have a chance for some showers to roll in.
A low pressure is building out to our west in the central Plains and will move nearby to the south triggering chances for rain early before downpours in the afternoon. A few embedded thunderstorms are possible and more likely into Norther Kentucky.
High pressure will dominate the middle of the week for Wednesday and Thursday. We'll see plenty of sunshine while humidity stays very low on both of these days. Wednesday is pleasant with a high of 70° and Thursday is a touch warmer at 75°.
Another chance for rain arrives Friday and Saturday. A cold front will likely bring a line of showers and storms. I'm seeing a disagreement in the forecast guidance, so check back for potential timing changes.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Low: 57
TUESDAY
Showers & Rain
Heavy at times
High: 64
TUESDAY NIGHT
Rain ending
Gradual clearing
Low: 50
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