9 FIRST WARNING ALERT DAY-
A Tornado Watch is in effect for the majority of the Tri-State, including Northern Kentucky and Clermont, Brown, Highland and Adams County (OH), until 4 a.m. The watch ended for most of the Ohio counties at midnight.
9 First Warning Weather: A Tornado Watch is now in effect for the entire area. Portions of the area until midnight, the new watch is in effect until 4am. @WCPO pic.twitter.com/TwOCfEZkV9
— Steve Raleigh WCPO (@Cincywxman) March 15, 2024
A radar-confirmed tornado did touch down right on the edge of the Tri-State region in Madison, Indiana. Video shows debris in the air and rotational clouds crossing the Ohio River.
A cold front will trigger widespread rain and storms through about 3 a.m. and then scattered rain will continue until 6 a.m. After that, only an isolated shower could pop up around the Tri-State. Morning lows will be mild in the low to mid 50s.
The rest of Friday will remain mostly cloudy until around dinnertime. We'll see gradual clearing leading to a sunny start to the weekend.
Saturday will be mostly sunny with a high of 59. Saturday night looks mostly clear.
Sunday will be mostly cloudy with a high of 53 degrees.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Storms and rain
Strong to severe storms likely
Low: 55
FRIDAY
Morning showers, mostly cloudy
Slowly cooling temps
High: 60
FRIDAY NIGHT
Cooling down still
Partly cloudy
Low: 39
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