Some very heavy rain over the Tri-State in the last 24 hours as several spots have seen 1 to 3 inches of rain across the Tri-State. That is more than we have seen combined in the last 35 days!
Coming into today, we had only received 0.11" of rain at CVG in the month of June. That changed in a big way today. In fact, we had more than twice the amount of rain today that we had seen in the last 35 days combined.#WCPO @WCPO #CincyWX #OHwx #NKYwx #INwx pic.twitter.com/uc67lEjEcW
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) June 12, 2023
We also had two confirmed tornadoes by Doppler radar Sunday evening.
Rain showers should wind down by the overnight hours Sunday into Monday, but there may be a few lingering showers to start the morning Monday. Temperatures Monday morning will start around 58° and then climb into the low 70s, which is around 10-degrees cooler than normal for this time of the year. There will be a few scattered showers or storms during the afternoon as well, but those will be very isolated.
Tuesday will bring a better chance at rain, especially during the afternoon. Temperatures will be back in the mid 70s and winds will be strong as well, gusting from the southwest at 20 to 30 mph.
SUNDAY EVENING
Showers and storms likely
Some may be strong
High: 76
TONIGHT
Scattered showers
Drying Out
Low: 58
MONDAY
Isolated showers
Mostly sunny
High: 71
MONDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Dryer
Low: 53
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