A Wind Advisory is in effect Thursday starting at noon to 7 p.m. Wind speeds are expected to be 15-25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph.
Heavy rain is making its way into the Tri-State. We are no longer under a threat for severe weather, but we could still see a few thunderstorms roll through tonight. Rainfall totals are expected to stay below an inch for most places.
Showers will still be on the move during the morning hours of Thursday but fading the closer we get to 7 a.m. Additional wrap around spotty rain will continue for Thursday afternoon but this won't be as heavy or as long lasting. Temperatures top out at 59 on Thursday afternoon before a bigger cool down takes over on Friday.
Friday is a seasonal forecast with highs in the upper 30s and a mostly cloudy sky.
Saturday is another quiet day with highs in the low 40s and a partly sunny sky.
But Sunday could be a bit more interesting. An area of low pressure will be lifting through the Ohio Valley once again, and it could bring in rain, snow or a mix of both depending on the path the low pressure system takes. The latest models have been trending a bit more south and colder, thus bringing in that snow potential
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Showers and storms likely
A few stronger storms possible
Low: 46
THURSDAY
Overcast, breezy
Spotty showers
High: 61
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Cooling
Low: 33
FRIDAY
Mostly cloudy
Much cooler
High: 36
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