A FLOOD WATCH is out for the Tri-State. Everyone should stay weather aware for heavy rain and showers. Our biggest threat will be heavy rain hitting within a short amount of time.
Strong storms will produce frequent lightning as well. We are under a MARGINAL RISK for severe weather which is a category 1 of 5, so it's not likely to see severe storms. Of course, it's not off the table.
TIMELINE:
- Now to 4 a.m. - Pockets of heavy rain / chance storms
- 4 a.m. to 7 a.m. - Scattered rain
- 7 a.m. - 11 a.m. - Chance showers
Widespread rainfall of 1 to 2 inches is likely giving us a chance for a minor threat of flooding all across the area. Showers are possible very early on Thursday morning and this shield of rain is most likely south of the Ohio River. Gradual clearing will take place with a small chance for an afternoon shower.
Friday will be dry with a hotter high of 87 degrees. Feels like temperatures will be into the low 90s. AS for the weekend, it appears we do have a chance for showers on Saturday. It's running at a 30% chance as of now.
OVERNIGHT
Scattered heavy rain
Some flooding possible
Low: 68
THURSDAY
Chance morning showers
Gradual clearing leading to partly cloudy skies
High: 82
THURSDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Dry
Low: 67
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