After a near-record-setting day on Tuesday, more warmth is on the way for Wednesday. We'll see more clear skies leading to mild morning temps in the mid-40s. More sunshine is set for Wednesday with more 70s for much of the Tri-State with a south wind at 5-15 mph. This leads to another warm day on Thursday, which also brings in a very small chance at a spotty shower. It's mainly focused in Northern Kentucky.
Friday warms even more! It is not only our warmest day of the week, but it is also the day for the Lunar Eclipse "Blood Moon!" It will technically be early in the morning, with a max eclipse just before 3 a.m. but the trends are keeping skies mostly clear! That will be the case Friday afternoon as well with a mix of sun and clouds, the high will be 75°.
Following this outstanding week, the weekend brings wet weather and more seasonal conditions. Temperatures stay warm Saturday but two waves of rain and storms move in. The first wave hits first thing in the morning. Keep an eye on your phone's radar, if you plan to head to the St Patrick's Day Parade.
Another round of rain with likely thunderstorms hits into the evening. The heaviest rain will be with us overnight into early Sunday.
On Monday, St. Patrick's Day will be cold then chilly, but at least, dry for the day.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly clear
Mild
Low: 46
WEDNESDAY
Mostly Sunny
Warm
High: 73
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Clouding up
Low: 49
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