Rounds of rain with potential for severe storms across Cincinnati

I WANT TO GIVE YOU A QUICK UPDATE ON HOW THINGS ARE BEGINNING TO EVOLVE. LET ME START OUT FIRST WITH THE FACT THAT THE OVERALL SEVERE THREAT IS QUICKLY DWINDLING. AGAIN, FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT ARE FROM I-75 WEST, AND THAT INCLUDES AT LEAST HALF OF THE WLWT VIEWING AREA, I CAN SOUND THE ALL CLEAR FOR THOSE OF YOU ACROSS MOST OF SOUTHEAST INDIANA, EVEN THOUGH YOU’RE STILL DEALING WITH LITTLE THUNDER AND RAIN HERE SCOOTING ITS WAY THROUGH PARTS OF OHIO, SWITZERLAND, COUNTIES IN SOUTHEAST INDIANA, OUTSIDE OF THAT, YOU ARE NOW IN THE CLEAR. THE SEVERE THREAT HAS NOW ENDED FOR YOU. AND OVERALL, THE SEVERE THREAT MUCH LOWER THROUGH BUTLER HAMILTON COUNTIES ACROSS MUCH OF NORTHERN KENTUCKY ALONG THE I 71 CORRIDOR. YEAH, THERE STILL MAY BE A LITTLE MORE RAIN AND WIND TO COME THROUGH, BUT SEVERE CONCERNS ARE QUICKLY DROPPING OFF. AND IN ALL HONESTY, THE TORNADO WATCH WILL PROBABLY BE ALLOWED TO EXPIRE EARLY OR IF NOT, IT CERTAINLY SHOULD. SO LET’S GET TO WHAT’S HAPPENING HERE WITH THE CURRENT WARNINGS THAT WE HAVE IN EFFECT FOR THE AREA RIGHT NOW. WE’VE GOT A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING, BASICALLY FROM AROUND THE MOUNT OR COMMUNITY BACK TO THE SOUTH AND EAST OF FALMOUTH, RIGHT WITHIN SOME OF THESE LINE SEGMENT ROUTES. YOU MIGHT BE ABLE TO MUSTER A 60 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS, BUT ALL THE GUST WE HAVE SEEN SO FAR HAVE BEEN SUBSUB VEER. SO WITH THAT SAID, WE’RE TALKING 40, 50 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS. YOU MIGHT MUSTER A GUST TO 64. SOMEONE OUT OF THIS. BUT OVERALL, EVEN THE WIND THREAT IS RELATIVELY ISOLATED FROM THESE STORMS. SO THAT IS SOME GOOD NEWS OUT THERE. WE DON’T WANT AN OVERNIGHT SEVERE THREAT TO BE EXTREME. AND THIS ONE CERTAINLY DOESN’T APPEAR TO BE THE CASE. SO I TELL YOU WHAT, THESE STORMS ARE MOVING STILL VERY FAST. SO I TELL YOU, ADAM, LET’S DO A TIME TRACK ON THIS FROM AROUND THE HILLSBORO AREA BACK TOWARDS FALMOUTH AND MAYBE TAKE IT BECAUSE THIS IS GOING TO MOVE INTO ADAMS COUNTY. IF YOU’RE OUT HERE IN PEEBLES, WEST UNION, MEIGS MILL, BACK DOWN TOWARDS, FOR EXAMPLE, PARTS OF ROBERTSON COUNTY, MOUNT OLIVET. YOU GUYS ARE NOT IN THE CLEAR YET FROM SEVERE WEATHER, OBVIOUSLY, BUT ONCE THIS LINE COMES THROUGH, THE SEVERE THREAT QUICKLY DROPS OFF VERY FAST THERE. SO BASICALLY MAYBE GETTING CLOSE TO SEEMING ABOUT 150. SO IN ABOUT 20 MINUTES COULD HAVE SOME STRONG WINDS GETTING TOWARDS MAYSVILLE AS WELL. AT ABOUT 150, COULD HAVE SOME STRONG WINDS. AND JUST JUDGING OFF HOW THE WEATHER SERVICE HAS BEEN ISSUING THESE WARNINGS TONIGHT, I FULLY SUSPECT WE’LL PROBABLY SEE AN EXTENSION OF SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS THROUGH ADAMS COUNTY AS WELL AS PARTS OF, SHOULD I SAY, MASON COUNTY, TO INCLUDE THE CITY OF MAYSVILLE. YOU’RE NOT CURRENTLY UNDER A WARNING, BUT JUST FOLLOWING THEIR LINE OF THINKING TONIGHT, I WOULDN’T BE SURPRISED TO SEE YOU GUYS UNDER A SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING AT SOME POINT. AGAIN, THAT WOULD BE EASTERN BROWN, ADAMS COUNTY AS WELL AS PROBABLY THE MASON COUNTY AREA. SO THESE THUNDERSTORMS COULD PRODUCE ISOLATED WIND GUSTS, 40 TO 60. YOU WILL HAVE GUSTY WINDS, BUT FOR THE MOST PART, THEY ARE SUB SEVERE OUT THERE AGAIN. SO THIS WILL BE A LIKELY WARNING EXTENSION COMING UP HERE SHORTLY TO THE EAST THROUGH ADAMS COUNTY. SO, ADAMS, GO BACK UP TOWARDS THE HILLSBORO AREA, SHOW YOU WHAT ELSE HAS HAPPENING. AT THE MOMENT, WE’VE GOT SOME HEAVY RAIN AND LIGHTNING. BUT THIS STUFF AGAIN, JUST NOT TERRIBLY ORGANIZED. WE’VE GOT YET ANOTHER LINE OF RAIN AND GUSTY WINDS NOW SCOOTING ITS WAY THROUGH PARTS OF WARREN COUNTY INTO NORTHEASTERN HAMILTON COUNTY. ALONG THIS LINE, AGAIN, YOU VERY WELL MAY HAVE A WIND GUSTS TO 50 MILES PER HOUR. THIS LINE, THE SECOND LINE OF STORMS HAS HAD WIND GUSTS JUST SHY OF 50. SO IT’S CURRENTLY NOT WARNED. WE’LL SEE IF IT STAYS THAT WAY. BUT RIGHT NOW THROUGH WARREN COUNTY, PROBABLY SOME GUSTY WINDS ABOUT TO CROSS I-70. ONE COULD HAVE A GUST AGAIN, CLOSE TO 50, MAYBE 55, JUST SOME SEVERE THERE. BUT ONCE THIS SECOND LINE CLEARS YOU, YOU’RE DONE. YOU ARE OUT OF THE WOODS FOR ANY SEVERE WEATHER. SO, AGAIN, BASICALLY RIGHT NOW THE SEVERE THREAT IS INDEED FOR THOSE OF YOU WEST OF 75, ASIDE FROM SOME AREAS OF RAIN AND MAYBE OCCASIONALLY STILL SOME GUSTY WINDS. BUT OVERALL, THE THREAT SEEMS TO BE DIMINISHING WITH THE EXCEPTION FOR FOLKS THAT ARE IN OUR EASTERN MOST COMMUNITIES FOR SEVERE STORMS HERE TONIGHT. SO YOU CAN SEE ALL THE WARNINGS NOW OUT TO THE SOUTH AND EAST OF INTERSTATE 71. AND THEY ARE ONLY SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS. AND AGAIN, MOST OF THESE STORMS SUB SEVERE OR MARGINALLY BEATING SEVERE THREAT. SO, OF COURSE, WE’LL BE HERE TO KEEP YOU UP TO DATE AS CONDITIONS WARRANT. BUT I THINK YOU CAN GET READY TO START SLEEPING EASY FOR AT LEAST TWO THIRDS OF THE TRI STAYS HERE TONIGHT. WE’LL BE BACK. SHOULD MORE WARNINGS COME OUT. UNTIL THEN, LET’S GET YOU BACK

Cincinnati weather: Severe threat moves out, strong winds remain

Updated: 3:08 AM EDT Apr 1, 2023

A few downpours and thunder will be possible, but the severe weather threat has moved out for the area.LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS Then Saturday brings high winds up to 50 mph. There is a wind advisory for Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.Sustained winds will be around 20 to 40 mph with those stronger gusts. The worst of the winds likely from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.Temperatures start in the 60s early in the morning but quickly drop through the 50s in the morning and the 40s in the afternoon. Scattered showers will remain possible.Sunday will be nice with sunshine and temperatures in the upper 50s in the afternoon.Another round of active spring storms is likely Tuesday into Wednesday as the spring storm track remains busy.

CINCINNATI —

A few downpours and thunder will be possible, but the severe weather threat has moved out for the area.

LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS

Then Saturday brings high winds up to 50 mph. There is a wind advisory for Saturday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Sustained winds will be around 20 to 40 mph with those stronger gusts. The worst of the winds likely from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Temperatures start in the 60s early in the morning but quickly drop through the 50s in the morning and the 40s in the afternoon. Scattered showers will remain possible.

Sunday will be nice with sunshine and temperatures in the upper 50s in the afternoon.

Another round of active spring storms is likely Tuesday into Wednesday as the spring storm track remains busy.