Low humidity means temperatures tonight will stay mild as overnight lows will be right around 60°. Skies will stay mostly clear overnight in an uneventful 36 hours.
As Thursday rolls on, we will see a few more clouds come in from the south. That is more likely into the late afternoon and evening. Temperatures will still be warm around 85° with low humidity. Winds from the southeast will be breezy at 10 to 15 mph. Gusts will be close to 20 mph, especially overnight Friday into Saturday. These clouds will all be part of the remnants of what is currently Hurricane Francine.
Francine will ride up the Mississippi River Valley bringing us a chance at some rain on Friday. However, it isn't a slam dunk that we will all see it. There will be bands of rain passing through the area moving from the southeast to the northwest. The cut off looks to be downtown Cincinnati and to the southwest. These showers and storms will not bring severe weather issues, but we could have a few wind gusts around 20 mph.
The best chance at rain will be Friday and then we will dry up as we head into the weekend. However, there will still be a few clouds on Saturday. From there, Sunday looks like a dry and warm day with a high of 85 and sunshine!
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Pleasant
Low: 60
THURSDAY
Sun early, then clouds late
Still warm
High: 85
THURSDAY NIGHT
Clouds continue
A few showers
Low: 63
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