Storms pushed in late on Thursday and brought some heavier downpours but nothing severe. Now as we move through the overnight we will start to dry out but there will also be some areas of fog. Humidity stay very high, especially for areas that saw rain on Thursday. Overnight lows will dip towards 71°.
9 FIRST WARNING: Part of the Tri-State is in a Marginal Risk for severe weather on Friday. Wind is the main threat as storms move through. Right now the best timing is 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and then again from 4 to 8 p.m. #WCPO @WCPO #CINCYWX pic.twitter.com/8f4kRqh9cX
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) July 5, 2024
Friday will be another very muggy and storm day. Scattered showers and storms will be possible to start the day with a complex rolling in. There is another marginal risk for severe weather as well. The best chance will be east of the I-75 corridor. Wind gusts would be the biggest issue we could see. Rainfall looks best between 7 a.m. and noon. There is another small chance as we move into the afternoon and evening with the passing of the cold front. Our highs will be into the mid 80s on Friday.
Saturday will be much nicer all thanks to that cold front! Humidity will be much lower with mostly sunny skies. It will technically be cooler than normal as our high will only reach 83°. Sunday should be very nice as well. Expect plenty of sunshine and low humidity to continue. The temperature should be right around normal at 86°.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Fog possible
Low: 71
FRIDAY
Storm chances early
Otherwise mostly cloudy and muggy
High: 85
FRIDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Milder
Low: 65
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