We've had a string of fantastic weather days here in the Tri-State, but it's time to return to the chances of showers and storms.
Today's forecast starts with a partly cloudy sky and temperatures in the upper 50s. We'll stay dry through the noon hour as temperatures rise to the mid-70s. Around 1-3 p.m., pop-up showers and storms will start in northern Kentucky and travel to the north. This means that storms are over the metro area during peak evening drives. Severe weather is unexpected, but we could see some downpours and lightning.
The storm chance decreases overnight as temperatures only cool to 59 degrees.
Friday's forecast starts dry and mostly cloudy. There's only a slight rain chance up through the noon hour. Then, in the afternoon, especially after 3 p.m., scattered showers and storms will pass through the Tri-State from west to east. Again, severe weather is not expected.
The weekend looks fantastic! Saturday will be mostly cloudy and dry, with a high of 65 degrees. Sunday's forecast is mostly sunny and dry, with a high of 70 degrees.
MORNING RUSH
Partly cloudy
Warmer
Low: 58
THURSDAY
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy
Pop-up storms after 2 p.m.
High: 79
THURSDAY NIGHT
Isolated storm chance
Mostly cloudy
Low: 59
FRIDAY
Mostly cloudy morning, slight chance for rain
Scattered showers and storms for the afternoon/evening
High: 75
FRIDAY NIGHT
Spotty rain chance
Mostly cloudy
Low: 53
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