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Remnants of Ian may impact your weekend

Staying mild as we move into October.

The remnants of Ian will bring potential for some rain to the Tri-State Saturday.

By: Brandon Spinner

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Another stellar day here across the Tri-State and this evening will be no different. Looks like a fantastic evening for Friday Night Football as temperatures will be into the low to mid 60s. This is that Apple Cider kind of weather for football games!

While we have been clear much of the day today, we will see an increase in clouds through the overnight as the remnants of Hurricane Ian start pushing west into the Ohio Valley. We will stay dry overnight, but it will be a bit milder, than the last few mornings, with lows in the low 50s.

Saturday, the morning hours will be dry and mostly cloudy. It's in the afternoon that showers will be possible, mainly for our towns east of I-75. Farther west, will likely stay dry, and could even stay mostly sunny. Areas east of downtown will stay a bit cooler with the upper 60s and low 70s, while those with more sunshine see highs in the low 70s.

Any rain that we do see should stay light and likely ends by the early morning hours on Sunday. From there, we will begin to clear out. Sunday starts out mostly cloudy to overcast but we will start to see clearing across the Ohio Valley. Highs will be in the low 70s.

Next week looks relatively quiet as well with temperatures right about normal. Temperatures into the low to mid 70s until the next front comes in late in the week. It is early, but late next week could be even colder than the drop we experienced during the middle of this week.

FRIDAY EVENING
Mostly clear
Ideal Fall day
High: 71

FRIDAY NIGHT
Clouds increase
Not as chilly
Low: 52

SATURDAY
Cloudy & breezy
Isolated showers to the east
High: 70

SATURDAY NIGHT
A few showers to the east early
Clouds thinning
Low: 54

SUNDAY
Clouds early
Clearing out, breezy
High: 71

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