Okay, the wet weather is here and you we'll see rain and perhaps a storm continue to around daybreak in Greater Cincinnati. It's longer if you are east of the 275 loop.
A cold front will trigger the wet weather and keep a chance of rain around for most places through 8 a.m. A few isolated thunderstorms are likely, especially in Northern Kentucky, as morning lows start in the mid to upper 50s.
After that, the front will move east of Greater Cincinnati and communities south and east of the 275 loop will likely see a few showers. Clearing happens from northwest to southeast and we'll have mostly sunny skies for everyone around noon. Afternoon highs will reach around the 70° mark.
The weather forecast is clear sailing for Saturday night and all day Sunday as highs climb to the mid 70s.
OVERNIGHT
Showers & downpours
Chance isolated storms
Low: 55
SATURDAY
Rain exits early
Turning mostly sunny
High: 71
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Cool
Low: 48
SUNDAY
Sunny
Seasonal
High: 75
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