As the Memorial Day weekend approaches in the Greater Cincinnati area, a palpable sense of anticipation fills the air with the hope of good weather. I can say that the forecast looks better than earlier this week, but the background music to the next few days is still, "Raindrops are falling on my head."
While showers will be ending before daybreak, some clearing will lead to fog forming around that time. The morning lows stay mild in the low 60s. Our Friday will actually stay rather dry with partly cloudy skies and highs reaching the low 80s. Yet, rain and storms will revisit like the unwanted house guest by late afternoon/evening stretching into our Friday night. We do have a "MARGINAL RISK" of sever storms.
For the weekend, a cold front, like a conductor, orchestrates this meteorological performance, triggering sporadic bursts of rainfall. The wet weather will begin Saturday morning with clearing happening later in the day and highs stay in the 80s.
Sunday is another story as showers start early and potential sever weather is again triggered by another cold front later in the day.
As Memorial Day draws nearer, this atmospheric ballet continues, alternating first with showers and then with some sunshine. Highs drop to the upper 70s in the afternoon.
OVERNIGHT
Showers and storms ending
Patchy fog
Low: 63
FRIDAY
Partly cloudy
Late afternoon and evening storms
High: 82
FRIDAY NIGHT
Storms likely
Overcast
Low: 65
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