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More storms Monday with high heat to follow

Several days of 90°+ expected this week

The latest weather forecast from WCPO's 9 First Warning Weather team.

By: Brandon Spinner

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Showers and storms pushed through part of the Tri-State Sunday evening, but those are starting to fade as the sun has set. From there they should fizzle and we will dry out into the overnight. Overnight the clouds will clear out with temperatures falling to a seasonal range of 65°. Wind from the south at 5 mph will add a little more humidity, which will be apparent on Monday.

9 First Warning: The entire Tri-State is in a Marginal Risk for Severe Storms later in the afternoon on Monday. Hail & wind are the primary threats.@wcpo #wcpo #cincywx #ohwx #inwx #nkywx pic.twitter.com/Tr9O4SFbxC
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) July 24, 2023

Tomorrow is the start of the big warm up we've been talking about. High temperatures on Monday will be around 87° and the humidity will start to creep up as well. By the afternoon, that heat and humidity will bring the potential for some storms, some possibly strong. The main impacts would be wind and hail. The Storm Prediction Center has the entire Tri-State in a Marginal Risk (Level 1 of 5) for severe weather Monday.

From there it will just keep getting hotter! Highs on Tuesday through Friday will likely make it to 90-degrees. We will add some humidity as well. Feels like temperatures will be between 93° to 97° all four days. This will be our longest heat wave of the year so far. We will likely stay dry as well, with a few small storm chances possible during the peak of the afternoons. Your typical summertime downpours and storm chances.

THIS EVENING
Isolated storms
Seasonal
High: 85

TONIGHT
Showers ending
Some humidity
Low: 65

MONDAY
More warmth and humidity
Scattered showers and storms
High: 87

MONDAY NIGHT
Showers ending
Staying warm
Low: 667

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