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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Weekend Rain And Severe Threat



SIDE OF THAT AND YOU DON’T THINK YOU’RE GOING TO GET OUT OF IT. ATWH AN INTERESTING THING THAT IS. LET’S BRING IN KEVIN ROBINSON. HE’S GOING TO TALK ABOUT A LITTLE RAIN COMING OUR WAY THIS WEEKEND. HOPEFULLY SOME DRY TIMES, TOO. KEN:VI FOR ALL THE TALK OF RAIN AND SEREVE WEATHER SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY MORNING, ITS I POSSIBLE WHERE IT WORKS OUT THAT THE ACTUAL EVENTS, THE BIG RACES ARNDOU TOWN, HAVE MINIMAL IMPACT FROM THE WET WEATHER. LET’S KEEP OUR FINGERS CROSSED. ON A WEEKEND LIKE THIS, IT IS ALL ABOUT TIMING. WE KNOW FOR SUREHE TRE WILL BE RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS, BUT AT THIS POINT, I WILL SHOW YOU WHY I THINK THINGS MAY WORK OUT IN OUR FAVOR. WE HAVE HAD MESO SHOWERS AND SPRINKLES, MORE SPRINKLES BEEN SHOWERS, AROUND THE AREA THIS EVENING. THIS INITIAL WAVE HAS BEEN FIGHTING A LOT OF DRY AIR. EVEN NOW, A LOT OF WHAT YOU SEE IS NOT REACHING THE GROUND. I WAS ARNDOU DINNERTIME, I ENCOUNTERED A BRIEF SPRINKLE. ENOUGH THAT IF YOU LOOK ON YOUR WINDSHIELD YOU COULD SEE IT. NOT MUCH. MAYBE MORE SUBSTANTIAL SPRINKLE AND SHOWER ACTIVITY ACROSS THE SOUTHEAST INDIANA, PARTS OF NORTHERN KENTUCKY. EVEN HERE IT HAS BEEN LIGHT, BUT TOWARD HER SIDE, >> FIL AND, THERE COULBED LEFTOVER --BU T TORDWA BRECKSVILLE AND V ERSAILS,LE SPRINKLES. AS THE WARM FRONT ARRIVES TOMORROW NIGHT, WE COULD HAVE AN UPTICK IN RAIN. TONIGHT, GENERALLY QUIET THE REST OF THE NIGHT, MAYBE DAYS BRENGLE HERE WERE THE.RE TEMPERATURES GET DOWN IN THE UPPER -- SPRINKLE HERE WERE THERE. TEMPERATURES GET DNOW IN -- SOME PEAKS AT THE SUN TOMORROW, ALSO CLOUDS, BUT MOSTLY DRY. LET’S LOOK INTO ETH WEEKEND, WE STARTED TELLING YOU LAST NIGHT ABOUT HOW I SAW A STORMY WEATHER PATTERN GETTING TO DEVELOP FOR ABOUT THE NEXT WEEK OR TWO. AS THINGS START TO LOOK MORE LIKE MAY, THAT IS THE CASE GOING INTOHE T NIGHT SATURYDA INTO EARLY SUNDAY MORNING. I AM WATCHING MAYBE WLDOU COULD BE OUR FIRST POTENTIAL FOR STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS IN THERE. WE WILL BREAK THAT DOWN IN A MOMENT, BUT HOW ABOUT THE RAIN? A 50 MILE WEST RACE TOMORROW, THERE WILL BE RAIN TOMORROW EVENING BUT AT ETH CLOCK, IT IS STILL DRY. LITTLETON NO IMPACT. THE TOYOTA 10K IS WHAT I’M WATCHING MORE CLOSELY. I DO THINK THERE IS RAIN THAT ENDS EARLY SATURDAY MORNING. THIS IS AT 7:00 A.M.. THE PAVEMENT MAY BE RIGHT -- WET BUT RAIN IS TAPERING OFF. AUBETIFUL BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON, WARM AND BREEZ AY, LITTLE HUMID, GOOD FOR THE FLYING FIRM. AND FOR SUNYDA MORNING, STORMY CLOSE TO RACE TIME AND THEN STORMS ARE OUT. CLOUDS TOMORROW, MOST OF THE DAY’S DRIVE, SIX CLOCK P.M. IT IS STILL DRY. AFTER 6:00, TRANSFER SHOWERS GO UP BUT IT LOOKS TO BE CLOSER TO MIDNIGHT BEFORE IT TURNS WET. 7:00 A.,.M RAIN WRAPPING UP SATURDAY MORNING SO THAT BY AFTERNOON, 5:30, WE ARE NICE AND DRY, WARM AND BREEZY. SATUAYRD EVENING LOOKS GOOD, OVERNIGHT SATURDAY IS A DIFFERENT STORY. WE RUN THE RISK OF STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS, IT WILL AT THE LEAST ETH NOISY BY 6:30, RIGHT CLOSE TO RACE TIME, THE WEATHER IS CLEARING OUT AND WE SET UP FOR A BEAUTIFUL SUNDAY INHE T END. HERE WE ARE TONIGHT, 56. MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES, MOST OF US ST ILL IN THE 50’S. TEMPERATURES WLIL DROP MUCH MORE OVERNIGHT, WE WILL GET DOWN TO THE MID UPPER 40’S MORNING, MAYBE A PASSING SPRINKLE. BETTER CHANCE FOR RAIN CLOSER TO MIDNIGHT, BUT THERE COULD BE A BRIEF SHOWER AS EARLY AS THE EVENING. YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST SHAKING OUT LIKE THIS, MIKE AND SHEREE, THE FIT RSTHREAT FOR SEVERE WEATHER SATURDAY NIGHT AND EARLY SUNDAYOR MNING, THEN WE CATCH OUR BREATH MONDAY. BUT IT LOOKS BUSY NEXT WEEK, TUESYDA COULD BRING ANOTHER ROUND OF POTENT STORMS. IT I

Warmer and stormier this weekend.

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Warmer and stormier this weekend.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/17/weekend-rain-and-severe-threat/feed/ 0 Sunshine and warmer temperatures to move through Cincinnati before storms return https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/sunshine-and-warmer-temperatures-to-move-through-cincinnati-before-storms-return/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/sunshine-and-warmer-temperatures-to-move-through-cincinnati-before-storms-return/#respond Sun, 16 Jul 2023 10:08:23 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=159287

Sunshine and warmer temperatures to move through Cincinnati before storms return

After a beautiful afternoon, we are looking great for this evening and tonight.



SATURDAY. SO WE WERE TALKING ABOUT NICER WEATHER COMING IN FROM MOTHER’S DAY AND IT REALLY TURNED OUT TO BE A BEAUTIFUL DAY INDEED PLENTY OF SUNSHINE A LITTLE BIT COOL THIS MORNI,NG BUT THEN GOT EVEN BETTER FOR THIS AFTERNOON AS 60S RETURN TEDO THAT FORECAST PLENTY OF DRY TIME LEFT OVER IN THIS FORECAST AS WE ALLS WARM AIR. EVEN WARMER THAN TODAY SURGES IN OVER THE COMING DAYS AND THEN WE WILL WATCH FOR A LATE WEEK STORM CHAN,CE BUT THAT IS WAY OFF IN THE FUTURE. SO FOR NOW, LET’S ENJOY THE WEATHER WE HAVEOW N WHILE IT IS DRY. WE’RE STILL WATCHING THAT, OHIO RIVER FORECAST CURRENT STAGE JUST ABOUT 41 AND A HALF FEET. IT'’ EXPECDTE TO CREST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON JUST AROUND 49 FEET NOW THAT’S GOING TO AFFECT AREAS OF EL DORADO STREET AND CONEY ISLAND STARTING TO KIND OF CREEP UP AND YOU’LL NOTICE THAT RIVER IF YOU’RE DOWN ALONG THE BANKS, YOU’LL START TO SEE IT A LITTLE BIT HIGHER OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS AS WELL. IT’ST JUS ALL THE REMNANTS OF THAT RAIN THAT HAS BEEN OUT THERE FROM THERI FDAY SYSTEM AND THEN SATURDAY JUST A FEW EARLY MORNING SHOWERS SIZE TODAY AS I MENTIONED PRETTY MUCH ALL OF US GETTING AROUND 69 DEGREES FROM CINCINNATI HAMILTON DOWN TO BATAVIA AND INTO OXFORD AT 68 WILMINGTON AT 65 THAT OUTER SKIRT AREA SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF THOSE COOLER TEMPERATURES ANTH HERE IN THE METRO. SEEING A FEW HIGH LEVEL. MOVING IN THERE ON SATELLITE DATA, BUT OTHERWISE REALLY NOT MUCH TO TRACK OUT THERE RAIN ALL THEAY W OUT INTO PARTS OF IOWA AND INTO PARTS OF WISCONSIN, BUT WE’RE NOT EVEN WORRIED ABOUT THAT YET IN THE FORECAST EITHER LIKE I MENTIONED WE’RE GONNA BE KEEPING IT ON THE DRY SIDE WITH THAT SUNSHINE CONTINUING YOU’RE SEEING A LITTLE BIT OF THAT SUN GETTING BLOCKED OUT BY THOSE CLOUDS BUT TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW SITTING AT 68 DEGREES. SO JUST A DEGREE UNDER WHERE WE WERE JUST A MOMENT AGO NORTHEAST WINDS AROUND 10 MILES AN HOUR. THAT’S GONNA ADD A LITTLE BIT OF CHILL TO THE LATER ON TONIGHT, BUT OVERALL STILL SITTING IN THOSE UPPER 60S EVEN A 70S THERE IN PARTS OF BROOKSVILLE AND 68 OVER THERE IN DILLSROBO AS WE LOOK AT FUTURECASTS, REALLY NOT A LOT TO TRACK BESIDES A FEW CLOUDS HERE THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT INTO YOUR MONDAY MORNING WITH SUNNY SKIES, THEN THROUGHOUT THE DAY MONDAY INTO TUESDAY ALMOST GOING TO SOUND LIKE A LITTLE BIT OF A BROKEN RECORD HERE IN THE FORECASTS A WELL BECAUSE IT’S JUST A LOT OF THE SAME DRY WEATHER ITHN E FORECAST. SO TONIGHT AS I MENTIONED A LITTLE BIT ON THE COOLER SIDE MILD AS WEET G DOWN INTO THE LOWER 50S THOSE EAST WINDS MAKING IT FEEL JUST A BIT COOLER OUT THERE, BUT THEN BY TOMORROW THOSE TEMPERATURES GETNGTI INTO THE 70S EVEN INTO THE UPPER 70S WITH PLENTYF O SUNSHINE ALSO HAPPENING TOMORROW AS THE REDS SWITCH NOW TO TAKE ON THE EWBRERS. THERE’S BARK IN THE PARK COMING IN ON MONDAY. IT’S GONNA BE A BEAUTIFUL DAY FOR THAT FIRST PICTURE ON SIX FORTY THOSE 70S IN THE FORECAST BY THE LAST INTO E THGAME WE’RE TALKING ABOUT 470S GETTING CLOSER INTO THE 60S WITH CLEAR SKIES REMAINING OVER THE NEXT WFE DAYS I MENTIONED BEFORE IT’S GOING TO SOUND A LITTLE BIT LIKE A BROKEN RECORD HERE. WE HAVE 80S IN THE FORECTAS THAT’S GONNA BE ABOUT 10 DEGREES ABOVE OUR AVERAGE FOR THIS TIME OF YREA PLENTY OF SUNSHINE, BUT THEN IT’S NOT UNTIL THE END OF THE WEEK INTO NEXT WEEKEND WHEN WE START TO SEE A LITTLE BIT OF A STORM CHANCE CREEP BK

Sunshine and warmer temperatures to move through Cincinnati before storms return

After a beautiful afternoon, we are looking great for this evening and tonight.


After a beautiful afternoon, we are looking great for Sunday evening and Sunday night. Temperatures will slowly fall through the 60s and end up into the 50s overnight with mostly clear skies. As we head into the workweek, our dry streak continues with plenty of sunshine lasting all week long and even warmer air moving in. By Monday, highs will be in the 70s and then from Tuesday onward we'll be talking about 80s showing up in the forecast with overnight lows generally around the upper-50s.Our next chance for rain and a few storms doesn't arrive until next Saturday. Enjoy this beautiful Spring weather we have been waiting for!

CINCINNATI —

After a beautiful afternoon, we are looking great for Sunday evening and Sunday night. Temperatures will slowly fall through the 60s and end up into the 50s overnight with mostly clear skies.

As we head into the workweek, our dry streak continues with plenty of sunshine lasting all week long and even warmer air moving in.

By Monday, highs will be in the 70s and then from Tuesday onward we'll be talking about 80s showing up in the forecast with overnight lows generally around the upper-50s.

Our next chance for rain and a few storms doesn't arrive until next Saturday.

Enjoy this beautiful Spring weather we have been waiting for!


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The weather forecast around the country this week is giving people hope that they can finally begin spring planting. "Mark Baden on Friday said it's time to plant, so everybody came in Saturday said 'It's time to plant. Mark Baden said so last night,'" said Karen Matt, co-owner of Plant Land, located in Milwaukee.Lisa Laabs, a Wisconsin resident, and her family joined dozens of others Sunday at Plant Land as they made their way through the garden center, letting their eyes be their guide."I love the tradition of things starting to warm up and us starting to get ready for that summer weather," Laabs said. "They all get their pots at home and they get to pick out their own colors, and we take time to plant them together." With the temperatures starting to climb, many are eager to get fill their gardens, but patience is key.Matt, another shopper, told WISN that not all vegetables can thrive in these current temperatures."A few more weeks for sure would be tomato plants, pepper plants and eggplant. Cucumber, melon, squash that's at the end of the month," Matt said.But there are things you can plant. "Anything in the cold crop Brussels sprouts, broccoli, lettuces, cabbages, kohlrabi, beans peas," Matt said.Matt shared the recipe for a bountiful harvest: good soil, plenty of sunshine, water and some tender loving care. "All of us each have one of our own pots. Then we all plant them, and it looks so beautiful when we put it together," Sarah Laabs said.Matt advises to wait to plant greenhouse vegetables until nighttime temperatures are consistently 55 degrees or warmer.

The weather forecast around the country this week is giving people hope that they can finally begin spring planting.

"Mark Baden on [sister station WISN] Friday said it's time to plant, so everybody came in Saturday said 'It's time to plant. Mark Baden said so last night,'" said Karen Matt, co-owner of Plant Land, located in Milwaukee.

Lisa Laabs, a Wisconsin resident, and her family joined dozens of others Sunday at Plant Land as they made their way through the garden center, letting their eyes be their guide.

"I love the tradition of things starting to warm up and us starting to get ready for that summer weather," Laabs said. "They all get their pots at home and they get to pick out their own colors, and we take time to plant them together."

With the temperatures starting to climb, many are eager to get fill their gardens, but patience is key.

Matt, another shopper, told WISN that not all vegetables can thrive in these current temperatures.

"A few more weeks for sure would be tomato plants, pepper plants and eggplant. Cucumber, melon, squash that's at the end of the month," Matt said.

But there are things you can plant.

"Anything in the cold crop Brussels sprouts, broccoli, lettuces, cabbages, kohlrabi, beans peas," Matt said.

Matt shared the recipe for a bountiful harvest: good soil, plenty of sunshine, water and some tender loving care.

"All of us each have one of our own pots. Then we all plant them, and it looks so beautiful when we put it together," Sarah Laabs said.

Matt advises to wait to plant greenhouse vegetables until nighttime temperatures are consistently 55 degrees or warmer.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/its-finally-time-to-start-spring-planting-in-southeast-wisconsin/feed/ 0 Sunny and warm start to the week https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/sunny-and-warm-start-to-the-week/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/sunny-and-warm-start-to-the-week/#respond Sun, 16 Jul 2023 10:08:01 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=159353

Sunny and warm start to the week

Sunny and warm weather will kick off the new week. We crank up the heat over the next few days! Highs soar back to the 80s.



BREWG.IN LET’S GO TO THE FORECAST AND TALK ABOUT THE WARM THAT IS HERE. YOU CAN FEEL IT OUTSIDE. KATIE: I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS. IT FEELS GREAT OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, LOW 70’S AND REALLY READ RUSHING. WE WILL WARM TO THE HIGH 70’S THIS AFTERNOON SO IT WILL FEEL DIFFERENT THAN YESTERDAY AND WE WILL EVENTUALLY GET BACTOK THE 80’S. IF THE OHIRIVERO LOOKS HIGH, YOU ARE NOT DREAMING. IT’S ABOUT 435. FEET RIGHT NOW. IT WILL CREST ON WEDNESDAY AT 2 M.P., 49.5 FTEE AND MINOR FLOOD STAGES 52 FEET WHICH WE WON’T HIT TBU THE -- BUT THERE WILL BE MANY THINGS IMPACTED SO BE AWARE OF THAT IF YOU HEAV PLANS TO HEAD DOWN THERE TOMOOWRR SPTE LIVE RATER SHOWS DRY SKIES DUE TO THE RAIWEN HAD OVER THE DAYTIME LAST FRIDAY WHICH IS COMING DOWNSTREAM FROM UPRIVER AND THAT WILL KEEP THE WATER LEVELS HIGH OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. WE WILL STAY DRY FOR THE FORESEEAEBL FUTURE AND WE’VE GOT THIS NICE WARM FNTRO HEADED IN OUR DIRECTION SO THE SOUTH WDIN IS PERSISTING WHICH WILL MPHU UP THE TEMPERATURES FROM THE 70'’ INTO THE 80’S. WE WILL STAY THERE OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DA.YS THINGS ARE LOOKING WARM AND WE GET TO AROUND 77 DEGREES AND WILL BE UNDER SUNSHEIN THROUGH THE REST OF THIS AFTERNN.OO ON FUTURECAST, RIGHT CONDITIONS WITH MAYBE A COUPLE OF HIGH CLOUDS THIS AFTERNOON DYAN THINK . OTHER THAN THAT, A BRIGHT END OF THE DAY WITH SOME YARD WORK OR HEAD OUT TO YOUR SOCCER PRACTICE. IT’S GOING TO BE A REALLY NICE NIGHT TO BE OUT IN THE FIELDS NITGHTO STOP WE’VE GOT CLEAR SKIES OVERNIGHT AND VERY LITTLE CLOUD COVER AND THAT WILL SET US UP FOR A NICE TOMORROW. WE GET IONT THE MID-50’S TONIGHT WHICH IS TYPICAL FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR AND LOOKING AHEAD TO TUESDAY, A LOT OF SUNSHINE ONCE AGAIN THE MORE SUN BUT THE TEMPERATURE WILL BE WARMER THAN TOYDA STUFF IT LLWI BE OUR FIRST 80 DEGREE DAY AND WE WILL STRING A LOT OF THEM BACKO T BACK. THE PATTERN BREAKS DOWN EVENTUALLY BUT NOT UNTIL THE WEEKDEN STOP SATURDAY WE COULD HAVE HIT AND MISS OWERSHS DURING THE SECOND HALF OF THEAY D BUT IT DOESN’T LOOK LIKE A WASHOUT. WE WILL RAMP UP THE INRA CHAESNC WITH RAIN INCREASING INTO SUNDAY. WE WILL MIX AND SEOM THUNDERSTORMS WITH THAT AND THAT WILL TAKE TEMPERATURES DOWN WITH THE RAIN. WE WILL BNIE CE AND WARM AND ARE HIGH FOR THE WEEK LLWI BE TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY. 82-80 FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY WE LL

Sunny and warm start to the week

Sunny and warm weather will kick off the new week. We crank up the heat over the next few days! Highs soar back to the 80s.


Sunny and warm weather will kick off the new week. We crank up the heat over the next few days! Highs soar back to the 80s.

Sunny and warm weather will kick off the new week. We crank up the heat over the next few days! Highs soar back to the 80s.


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Feeling a lot like summer

Our temperatures will be soaring into the 80s today under sunshine! Storms arrive by the weekend.



I APPRECIATE YOU COMING IN. YEAH, RIGHT ON YOUR WEEKEND. I KNOW YOU’D BE ENJOYING THE WEATHER TODAY CONTRIBUTING. I KNOW YOU ARE YOU ARE IT’S GOT TO DO THE SHOW SOMETIMES BY YOURSELF. SO I APPRECIATE THAT. ABSOLUTELY. AN D SO, YOU KNOW IF YOU DO HEAD OUTSIDE TODAY, IT’S SO FUNNY. I WAS JTUS TALKING WITH HER DIRECTOR AND THE ALLERGIES. BACK, IT’S ALMOST LIKE THE SPRING HAS BEEN NONSTOP OF JUST LIKE THE POLLEN AND FINALLY AT LEAST YOU CAN PLANT THE FLOWERS IN THE GARDEN WITHOUT HAVING TO WORRY OF THEM FREEZING. THAT’S GREAT. RIGHT? I’MUR SE GARDEN CENTERS HAD A BANNER WEEKEND ON MONDAY. OH SUNDAY WITH MOTHER’S DAY AND THIS WEEK EVERYONE WHO IS A LAWN PERSON IS GONNA BE OUT THERE MAKING SURE THAT THEIR LAWN IS YEAH JUST GORGEOUS RIGHT HACKERS ARE GOING RIGHT. WHAT’S THAT THING? I’M LIKE, THAT’S HOW YOU ED YOUR YARD SON. YEAH, MY SON. HUSBAND HAD A BET ON THE NFL DRAFT. THAT’S RIGHT. ANDO S AUSTIN NOW OWES JOHN A DAY FULL OF MULCHES. TEMPERATURES THAT WOULD BE GREAT TO GET OUTSIDE, RIGHT? THIS IS OUR LONGEST STRETCH OF TEMPERATURES INHE T 80S SO FAR AND OUR LONGEST DRY STRETCH OF THE YEAR AS WELL. SO FAR THIS YEAR. I THINK WE’VE HAD TWO DIFFERENT STREAKS OF FIVE DRY DAYS IN A ROW. IT SHOULDN’T BE A NOVELTY BUT THIS YEAR IT IS. SO WE’RE STARTING DATOY. A STRETCH OF TEMPERATURES IN THE 80S THAT WILL LAST INTO THE START OF THE WEEKEND SO FIVE OR SIX DAYS UP INTO THE 80S AND AS FAR AS RAIN GOES CURRENTLY THE RECORD IS FIVE DRY DAYSN I A ROW FOR 2022 AND IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL STRAIGHTEN TOGETHER SIX DRY DAYS WITHHE T RAIN RETURNING AGAIN FOR US ON SATURDAY. AND OF COURSE SATURDAY A DAY WHERE A LOT OF PEOPLE HEADED DOWN HERE TO PAUL BROWN STADIUM TO SEE THE SECOND NIGHT OF THE CARTH BROOKS SHOWS. IT’LL BE 61 DEGREES WHEN YOU STEP OUTDESI TSHI MORNING, OUR TEMPERATURES CLIMBING VERY QUICKLY INTO THE 70S. IN FACT, CHECKUT O WHERE WE ARE BY LUNCHTIME TODAY ALREADY 76, WHICH WAS YESTERDAY’S HIGH AND THEN INTO THE LOW 80S THIS AFTERNOON SIX O’CLOCK THIS EVENING STILL SITTING AT 80. SO ON THE LIVE RADAR RHTIGOW N THINGS ARE VERY QUIET HIGH PRESSURE STILL SITTING IN CONTROL TO OUR SOUTH THAT BRINGS WINDS OUT OF THE SOUTH DRIVING OUR TEMPERATURES UP AND WHILE WE’RE SITTING IN THE LADIES THERE ARE SPOTS IN THE CENTER OF THE COUNTRY THAT WILL SEE THE 90S TODAY. WE’LL WARM UP A FEW DEGREES, BUT I’M GNAON HANG IT OUT LOW 80S AND LOADS OF SUNSHINE FOR THE WORK WEEK. AS FAR AS THE OHIO RIVER THAT IS CONTINUING TO CLIMB AGAIN RHTIG NO AWROUND 47 FEET EXPECTED TO CREST WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, 2 O’CLOCK OR SO AROUND 49 AND A HALF FEET AND THEN DROP BACK BELOW ACTION STAGE DURING THE DAY ON FRIDAY. OBVIOUSLY THE IMPACTS MAINLY AROUND RIVERBEND AREAS NEAR KELLOGG. CALIFORNIA, OHIO, THERE WAS AN IMPACT ON THE CONCERT THAT WAS SUPPOS TEDO BE AT RIVERBEND TONIGHT. IT GOT PUSHED TILL NEXT TUESDAY FOR TAYOD 81 DEGREES SUNNY SKIES A WARMER DAY, AND THEN YOU’LL NOTICE TSEHO OVERNIGHT LOWS. THEY’RE NOT CHILLY AT ALL. IN FACT TONIGHT ONLY DROPPING DOWN TO 62 TOMORROW A SUNNY DAY 83 WE GET INTO THURSDAY. WE’RE AT 82 FRIDAY 80. LET’S TALK ABOUT THE WEEKEND BECAUSE RAIN DOES RETURN KIND OF LATE ON SATURDAY SOME SCATTERED RAIN MAY BE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER AFRTE ABOUT SEVEN OR EIGHT O' ’CLOCK SUNDAY. THE DAY RIGHT NOW WHERE WE’RE LOOKING AT THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME STRONGER STORMS MIDDLE THE AFTERNOON ON SUNDAY. THEN RNAI THAT WILL LGEIN

Feeling a lot like summer

Our temperatures will be soaring into the 80s today under sunshine! Storms arrive by the weekend.


Our temperatures will be soaring into the 80s today under sunshine! Storms arrive by the weekend.

Our temperatures will be soaring into the 80s today under sunshine! Storms arrive by the weekend.


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By Meteorologist Randi Rico

Quick Break from the Heat



HEADING INTO WORK AND IT LOOKS LIKE AS ELENA POINTED OUT EARLIER. THERE’S A LOT OF PEOPLE HEADING INTO WORK. YEAH. YEAH, AND THERE’S THERE’S A LOT OF THERE WAS SOME WATER ON THE ROADS NOT I WAS NECESSARILY EXPECTING RIGHT, BUT LET’S GO OVER TO RANDY RICO BECAUSE RANDY THAT THAT SHOWERS AND STORMS KIND OF DID PASSES. YEAH, MOST OF THEM ARE GONE, YOU KNOW A COUPLE LINGENGRI SHOWERS TO THE EAST BUT THE HEAVY STUFF CAME THROUGH IT LIKE ONE OR TWO O’CLOCK IN THEOR MNING AND AS WE TAKE A LOOK RIGHT NOW, YOU CAN SEE THE FOCUS OF ANY SORTF O INTENSEOW DNPOURS OR LIGHTNING NOW PRESSING IN THROUGH PORTIONS OF SOUTHERN OHIO SO OVER THE LAST HOUR THE STORM WAS MOVING A PRETTY QUICK PACE ABOUT 40 MILES AN HOUR ACROSS OUR REGION. THAT’S WHY WE’RE JUST WITH THE LEFTOVERS HERE AS WEIT H 5 AM I WOULD THINK MAYBE A SPRINKLE THROUGH A SEVEN O’CLOCK AT THE LASTTE IN OUR EXTREME EASRNTE COMMUNITIES, BUT RIGHT NOW A FEW HOURS LEESBGUR TO MARSHALL AND BELFAST DAN THEN DOWN IN THROUGH ADAMS COUNTY MUCH OF THE COUNTY SEEING SOME STEADY RAIN WILL HEAVIER OVER TOP OF BLUE CREEK AND DOWN TOWARD VANCEBURG, BUT YOU’LL NOTICE EVEN ON THE WEST SIDE STARTING TO THOSE CLOUDS. LEE THIN OUTO S EARLY MORNING RAIN MOVING OUT PRETTY QUICKLY HERE BY THE 8AM YOU’LL SEE SOME CL OUDS LINGERING BUT THAT’S ABOUT IT BY LUNCH TIME MOREN I THE W OAYF SUNSHINE AND A BEAUTIFUL AFTERNOON WITH A MORE COMFORTABLE FEEL I KNOW FOR A LONG TIME. WE’RE LIKE MAN WE WANTED TO WARM UP THEN IT WARMED UP AND IT GOT MUGGY AND IT’S ALMOST LIKE IT JUMPED AHEAD TO SUMMERTIME. WELL TODAY WE’LL ACTUAYLL HAVE A FULLN OSPRINGTIME FEEL. WILL BE IN THE0S 7 THE HUMIDITY IS COMFORTABLE AND THAT’LL BE THE CASE FOR TOMORROW AS WELL. LET’S TAK AE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. IT’S 59 DEGREES. THEEW D POINTS ARE DROPPING SO HUMIDITY IS DROPPING OFF RAINFALL THIS MORNING ABOUT A QUARTER OF AN INCH. SO CHECKING OUT THOSE DEW POINT. I THINK TODAY AND TOMORROW STILL HAVE A VERY COMFORTABLE FEEL BY WEDNESDAY. THE HUMIDITY IS BACK AGAIN AND SO’S THE CHANCE FOR SHOWERS AND TH UNDERSTORMS. SO FOR TODAY EARLY MORNING RAIN ENDING BEFORE 7 AM CLOUDS PEELING OUT BY MID-MORNING AND IN THE AFTERNOON SUNNY SKIES AND TEMPERATURES IN THE MID 70S LOOKING AT THE REST OF THE LAYOUT FOR THE WEEK, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY LOOKING AT ROUNDS OF RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS AND STILL A LITTLE VARIABILITY VARIABILITY ON WHERE THE MAIN CORRIDOR OF SETS UP WTHHEER IT’S CINCINNATI OR AREAS TO THE SOUTH BUT WE’LL WATCH ROUNDS OF RAIN AROUND HERE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ORED WNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AND THEN BY FRIDAY SUNSHINE AND WARM AIRS I BACK. IN FACT, THERE’S A POSSIBILITY SOME TOWNS COULD SEE0 9 DEGREES FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR COMERI FDAY. SO FOR TODAY OUR TEMPERATURES TOPPING OUT IN THE UPPER 70S ABOUT 76 DEGREES TURNING SUNNY TURNING LESS HUMID. WELL BREYEZ AT TIMES THIS AFTERNOON FOR TONIGHT. WE DROPPED DOWN TO 55 MOSTLY CLEAR AND COMFORTLEAB AND TOMORROW A BEAUTIFUL SPRING DAY 78 DEGREES. NNSUY SKIES LOW HUMIDITY WE GET THAT RAIN BACK IN HERE. ON WEDNESD OAYFF ANDN O ROUNDS OF SHOWERS, MAYBE A RUBBLE OF THUNDER WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND I MADE THURSDAY AT WEATHER IMPACT DAY WITH RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS NOW AGAIN, T EHEXACT TIMING AND PLACEMENT OF THOSE STORMS. WHAT KIND OF NARROW THAT IS WE GET TO WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY AND MAY END UP THROWING A IMPACT CYMBAL THERE ON WEDNESDAY IF THAT ROUND OF THUNDERSTORMS GETS HERE A LITETL EARLIER, BUT CHECK OUT FRIDAY AS OF RIGHT NOW 86 DEGREESND A SUNNY, BUT 90’S NOT OUT OF THE REALM OF POSSIBILITY AND ROUNDS OF THUNDERSTORMS EXPECTED AGAIN ON SATURDAY. THAT’S A BIGGER COLD FRONT THAT WILL DROP US BACK TO THE 60S BY SUNDAY.

More of a spring feel with the heat and humidity backing off for two days.

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More of a spring feel with the heat and humidity backing off for two days.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

More Severe Storms Saturday



CINCINNATI HAS BEEN SCHMOOZING SOME PEOPLE FROM OVERSEAS. WELL, IT WOULD BE QUITE THE HONOR RIGHT BIG RESTAURANTS IN WNTO AND YOU I’M GETTING WORD FOR MY PEOPLE ON THE STREET, SO I WOULD NOTE B SHOCKED. I REALLY WOULDN’T CINCINNATI I HOPE SO A BEAUTIFUL STADIUM, RIGHT? LET’S TALK OUABT THIS WEATHER AND THINGS IF YOU THOUGHT IT WAS BAD THIS MORNING IT WOKE ME UP. I BET IT WOKE YOU UP TOO. IT’S GONNA BE JUST AS BAD TOMORROW AFTERNOON, RIGHT? YEAH, YOU KNOW WHAT PROBABLY WOERS THAN THE SENSE THAT WILL HAVE STRONGER STORMS THIS MORNING. THEY WERE MARGINALLY SEVERE, YOU KNOW, A LOT OF LIGHTNING AND THUNDER RIGHT AND THAT’S GOING TO BE A CERTAINTY WITH ANY STORMS INCLUDING TOMORROASW WELL. BUT I THINK TOMORROW THERE’S A LITTLE BIT OF A BETTER THREAT THAT THE STORMS WILL HAVE A LITTLE MORE ABILITY TO TAP INTO THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY OF THE AFTERNOON. US YOU KWNO WHAT? I WAS ALMOST TEMPTED TO MOVE THE DAMAGING WIND THREAT TO THE HIGH END BECAUSE I’M MORE THAN CERTAIN WE HAVE STRONG WIND STGUS AND DAMAGING WINDS WITH SOME OF THE STRONGER STORMS TO MORROW. THAT IS ALMOST A CERTAINTYUT O THERE FOLLOWED BY THE THREAT FOR HAIL. AND OF COURSEOU Y SEE THE HEAVY RAIN THERE IN RED. I AM CONCERNED THAT BECAUSE ST ORMS WILL BE SLOW MOVERS THAT YOU KNOW, WE HAD TWO TO FOUR INCHES OF RAIN LAST NIGHT. I THINK SOME OF THESE STORMS WILL EASILY BABE LE TO PUT OUT ANOTHER ONE TO THREE INCSHE OF RAIN TOMORROW AND LOCALEDIZ SPOTS. SO YEAH, I AGAIN I THINK FLASH FLOODING WLIL BE A CONCERN FOR SOMEF O US AS WELL NOW IN RESPECTS TOHE T TORNADO THREAT, IT IS LOW, BUT IT’S NOT ZERO OUT THERE. SO JUST KIND OF RECAPPING THE INGREDIENTS THAT WE NEED HERE. WE’VE GOT A DECENT COLD FRONT COMING IN. WE’VE GOT HIGH INSTABILITY. SOME MOISTURE IN THE AIR. THAT’S WHY THE STORMS WILL BE STRONG. THEY’LL BE VERY ENERGETIC LOTS OF LIGHTNGNI AND THUNDER, YOU KNOW, AND THE GUSTY WINDS. THERE’S NOT A LOT OF TURNING MOTION IN THE ATMOSPHEER AND THAT’S WHY THE TORNADO THREAT IS PRETTY LOW. BUT AGAIN, THERE'L’ BE A LOT OF INSTABILITY. THE ATMOSPHERE WILL BE RYVE CONDUCIVE FOR THUNDERSTORMS. SO AGAIN WHILE LOW NOT ZERO THE SEVERE THREATE W ARE IN A SLIGHT RISK FOR ABOUT TWO-THIRDS OF THE TRI-STATE AND AGAIN, I THINK IT’S ABOUT EQUAL ACROSS THE ENTIRE. AR,EA ALTHOUGH THE FARTHER EAST YOU GO STORMS WILL ARRIVE A LITTLE LATER. I’LL PLAY IT RIGHT OUT FOR YOU RIGHT HERE. YOU CAN SEE IT HERE ON FUTURECAST. IT’S QUIET TONIGHT YOU WAKE UP INHE T MORNING THE STEAMY SUNSHINE THE AIR WILL FEEL HEAVY IT WILL FEEL LIKE ALL WE NEED IS A LITETL MATCH TO GET THINGS BLAZING OUT THERE. AND BASICLYAL THAT WILL BE THE SUN COME AFTERNOON NOTICE LUNCH TIME. IT'’ STILL QUIET LOOKS WHAT STARTS TO HAPPEN BY TWO BETWEEN TWO AND THREE I THINK STORMS BEGIN TO ERUPT ACROSS THE AREA AND THEN LOOK HOW IT REALLY FILLS IN. THE AFTERNOON AND THEN ON INTO THE EVENING HOURS AND THIS IS YWH I’M MORE THAN CERTAIN SOME OF THESE STORMS WILL PACK A PUNCH WITH DAMAGGIN WINDS. THEY’LL ROLL THRGHOU THROUGHOUT THE EVENING HOURS FINGERS CROSSED THE ENTIRE EVENINGS. NOT A LOSS MAYBE AFTER EIGHT OR NINE BECAUSE THE ATMOSPHERE HAS WORKED OVE IRT GETS QUIET FOR A LITTLE WHILE. WE ARE NOT IN THE CLEAR THOUGH OF RAIN BECAUSE WE HAVE THE THREAT FOR RAIN AND STORMS RIGHT UP THROUGH AT LEAST MID-MORNING ON SUNDAY BY THE TIME WE GET TO PROBABLY 10 OR 11 SUNDAY. MORNING, WE SHOULD BE IN THE CLEAR OF WET WEATHER AND IT’S DRIEROR F YOUR SUNDAY EVENING AND COOLER AND TURNING LESS HUMID. THEY’LL START TO FLEE MORE COMFORTABLE OUT THERE FOR YOU. SO IT IS SULTRY OUT THERE TONIGHT. LOOK AT THAT 78 DEGREES STILL HERE IN CINCINNATI. WE’VE GOT TT HASOUTH BREEZE TEMPERATURE DEW POINTS IN THE MID 60S. WE’RE NOT GNGOI TO COOL OFF MUCH TONIGHT MANY AREAS ARE STILL AROUND 80 HAMILTON LOVELAND FOR EXAMPLE AND ALEXANDRIA. SO TEMPERATURES STAY IN THE 70S MOST OF THE NIGHT. SOME OF US WON’T OUT OF THE SEVENTIES. WE MAY SNEAK DOWN BRIEFLY INTO THE UPPER 60S BY MORNING. SO WARM BREEZES MOSTLY CLEAR A VERY SULTRY EVENING AND NIGHT TOMORROW. I’'S OBVIOUSLY A WEATHERMP IACT DAY WITH STRONG STORMS SEVERE STORMS IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING, BUT BEFORE THEY GET THERE, IT’S GOING TO BE A PRETTY WHEN IN STEAMY OUT THERE TOMORROW AFTERNOON AGAIN ANY TIME AFTER TWO I THINK STORMS ARE GOING UP. REHE’S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST AND YOU CAN SEE THERE COOLER ON SUNDAY ONLY 70 FOR A HIGH WITH THE RAIN EARLY AND THEN KIN ODF REFRESHING START TO EARLY NEXT WEEK B

Severe storms with damaging winds likely Saturday afternoon.

CINCINNATI —

Severe storms with damaging winds likely Saturday afternoon.


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Stay weather aware if you have outdoor plans today. We start out quiet but that changes for the afternoon.FOLLOW LIVE RADAR//ALERTS It will be hot today with highs in the upper 80s. We'll see some muggy sunshine for the first part of the day, but that will eventually lead to the development of numerous scattered storms. Those first storms start up around 2 to 3 p.m. today, mainly west of Cincinnati and the Ohio state line. They become more numerous through the afternoon and will begin moving east. Some storms will likely be severe, especially along and northwest of I-71. Expect a lot of lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds and hail. The tornado threat is low, but not zero. The severe threat ends by 8 p.m. tonight.A rain threat will linger through noon at the latest tomorrow before it turns drier and cooler. It will be cooler Sunday with highs around 70 and will come in tandem with lower humidity.Our stormy pattern continues next week, too. We're comfortable dry Monday and Tuesday, but that ends Wednesday with rain and storms.A 'watch' means there is the potential for severe weather.A 'warning' means that severe weather has been reported by spotters or indicated by radar. Warnings indicate imminent danger to life and property. Take shelter in a substantial building.Counties under a tornado warning:Fayette (Indiana) Franklin (Indiana)Prebble (Ohio)The warning is set to expire at 5:00 p.m.Counties under a thunderstorm warning: Boone (Kentucky)Butler Dearborn (Indiana) GallatinHamiltonRipley (Indiana)Switzerland (Indiana)Union (Indiana) The warning is set to expire at 7:00 p.m.

CINCINNATI —

Stay weather aware if you have outdoor plans today. We start out quiet but that changes for the afternoon.

FOLLOW LIVE RADAR//ALERTS

It will be hot today with highs in the upper 80s. We'll see some muggy sunshine for the first part of the day, but that will eventually lead to the development of numerous scattered storms. Those first storms start up around 2 to 3 p.m. today, mainly west of Cincinnati and the Ohio state line.

They become more numerous through the afternoon and will begin moving east. Some storms will likely be severe, especially along and northwest of I-71. Expect a lot of lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds and hail.

The tornado threat is low, but not zero. The severe threat ends by 8 p.m. tonight.

A rain threat will linger through noon at the latest tomorrow before it turns drier and cooler. It will be cooler Sunday with highs around 70 and will come in tandem with lower humidity.

Our stormy pattern continues next week, too. We're comfortable dry Monday and Tuesday, but that ends Wednesday with rain and storms.

A 'watch' means there is the potential for severe weather.

A 'warning' means that severe weather has been reported by spotters or indicated by radar. Warnings indicate imminent danger to life and property. Take shelter in a substantial building.

Counties under a tornado warning:

  • Fayette (Indiana)
  • Franklin (Indiana)
  • Prebble (Ohio)

The warning is set to expire at 5:00 p.m.

Counties under a thunderstorm warning:

  • Boone (Kentucky)
  • Butler
  • Dearborn (Indiana)
  • Gallatin
  • Hamilton
  • Ripley (Indiana)
  • Switzerland (Indiana)
  • Union (Indiana)

The warning is set to expire at 7:00 p.m.

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WLWT News 5 TODAY Meteorologist

Downpours return midweek

A beautiful spring day today, then rounds of downpours are back for Wednesday. Soggy weather sticks around into the start of the weekend.



MCDONALD’S STUFF. I THINK YOU’LL SEE. OH, NO, I DIDN’T KNOW. OKAY. WELL, SRYOR ABOUT THAT. I’M CURIOUS NOW. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT, RANDY. LET’S TALK. WE’RE GONNA GET MORE YESTERDAY WAS SUPER COMFORTABLE. IT WAS NICE. I WALKED TO THE GYM. I WALKED HOME. IT WAS VERY IT SWEATY, WHICH WAS A NICE. IT WAS GREAT, RIGHT? YEAH TRYING TO GET MY STEPS IN. YEAHES YTERDAY DIDHE T SAME THING THE KID A SON HAD TO BE THE GAME OF AN HOUR BEFOREHAND. ISO WENT ANDAN R AND SAID, THAT’S GREAT. IT WAS KILLING. IT WAS BEAUTIFUL OUTSIDE PACKING. IT WASN’T HUMAN. OTHERWISE YOU GUYS UNTIL THE WEEKEND. I WON’T BE DOING ANYTHING. SO WE HAD A NICE DRY DAY YESTERDAY FOR MOST OF US RIGHT TODAY. WE’LL B DERY AS WELL AND THEN WE ARE POTENTIALLY LOOKING AT ENOUGH WET WEATHERO T SKYROCKET US TO THE WETTEST MAY OF ALL TIME. NO WAY EVENTUALLY YOU SAID WE WERE DONE WITH RAIN. AND ONLY FOR TODAY AS WE LOOK AT WHAT’S COMING OUR WAY TODAY A BEAUTIFUL SPRGIN DAY GETTING THIN BGSACK ON TRACK TO WHERE WE SHOULD BE. WE’LLE B BACK INTO THE 70S TOMORROW RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS ARE BACK. IN FACT, I THINK WE SEE AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN IN THE MORNINGND A THEN MAYBE A MIDDAY BREAK BEFORE THE POTENTIALOR F STRONGER STORMS INTO THE AFTERNOON, AND THESE WILL BE THOSE SOAKERS THAT WE SAW THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS OVER THE WEEKEND WITH THE INTENSE RAINLLFA GDOO BIT OF LIGHTNING. THURSDAY RAIN IS LIKYEL GENERALLY JUST PLAIN OLD RAIN MAYBE. BUBBLES OF THUNDER IN THERE BUT OVER THE COURSE OF THAT 48 HOUR TIME FRAME FROM WEDNESDAY TO THURSDAY. WE COULD EASILY PICK UP INCH AND A HALF TO TWO AND A HALF INCHES OF RAIN TOTAL RIGHT NOW. IT IS 54 DEGREES IN CINCINNATI OUR WINDS OUT OF THE NORTHEAST AT EIGHT MILES AN HOUR AND AS WE LOOK AT THE 12-HOUR FORECAST, YOU’LL ENJOY THAT SUNSHINE THROUGH THE MORNING WARMING INTO THE UPPER 60S BY LUNCHTIME AND A FEW MORE CLOUDS SECOND HALF OF THE DAY AS TEMPERATURES HEAD INTO THE MID UPPER 70S. HERE’S THE LIVE RADAR THINGS ARE QUIET. TODAY GOOD, BUT A SUNSHINE EARLY MORE CLOUDS INTO THE EVENING AND THEN BY TOMORROW MORNING RAIN IS HERE NOW YOU CAN SEE EARLYN O JUST A FEW PASSING SHOWERS. I THINK WE SEE A MORE SIGNIFICANT LINE OF RAIN AT SOME POINT DURING THE MORNING RUSH THAT LINE LIFTS NORTH AND THEY’LL BE A LITTLE LOW WHETHER THAT’S EXACTLY AT NOON OR BEFORE A LITTLE AFTER I THINK THERE’S A LITTLE BREAK AND THEN BY MID-AFTERNOON YOU’RE GONNA SEE THOSE POP UP DOWNPOURS THAT PRODUCE A LOT OF LIGHTNING AND INTENSE RAINFALL AND THAT WILL AS WHEE AD INTO THE EVENING HOURS AS WE ROLL ON THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT RAIN CONTINUES AND WE’LL SEE RAIN SHOWERS ALL DAY THURAYSD TODAY 76 DEGREES. SUNNY EARLY CLOUDS LATE, AT LEAST IT WILL BE COMFORTABLE AND IT DOES STAY DRY AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE FORECAST FOR TONIGHT DROPPING DNOW TO 62 CLOUDY AND COMFORTABLE AND THEN YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST SHOWS FOR TOMORROW A WEATHER IMPACT DAY 83 DEGREES WITH ROUNDS OF RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS. IT’S NOT A TOTALLY WASHOUT, BUT TIMING OUT THE BRAKES IN BETWEEN THE ROUNDS OF RAIN. IS STILL TRICKY EVEN A DAY OUT THURSDAY EXPECT RAIN SHOWERS 81 SCATTERED RAIN, EVEN ON FRIDAY AND TPEEMRATURES A LITETL BIT COOLER THERE BUT CHECK OUT THE END OFHE T WEEKEND SPECIFICALLY SUNDAY MONDAY FOR MEMORIAL DAY. THAT’S WHEN THE HUMIDITY IS UP AND TEMPERATURES BACK IN THE MID

Downpours return midweek

A beautiful spring day today, then rounds of downpours are back for Wednesday. Soggy weather sticks around into the start of the weekend.


WLWT News 5 TODAY Meteorologist

A beautiful spring day today, then rounds of downpours are back for Wednesday. Soggy weather sticks around into the start of the weekend.

A beautiful spring day today, then rounds of downpours are back for Wednesday. Soggy weather sticks around into the start of the weekend.


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By Meteorologist Randi Rico

Afternoon Storm Threat



RESOLVED BY FRIDAY. ALL RIGHT, LET’S GET A CHECKF O THAT FORECAST BECAUSE WE KNOW THINGS ARE KIND OF STIRRING UP NOW, AND WE KNOW THAT. AFTERNOON, THERES I A CHANCE FOR SEVERE WEATHER AT LEAST STRONGER STORMS. YEAH, ESPECIALLY AS WE GET INTO THE LEAT AFTERNOON AND EVENING HOURS RIGHT NOW THINGS ARE QUIET AND IF YOU LOOK OUTSIDE AND GO HEY, I MIGHTEE S THE SUNSHINE PEEKING THROUGH THAT’S ONE OF THOSE DAYS WHERE THIS IS MIGHT ACTUALLY BE AMPING UP THE ATMOSPHERE. YEAH AND BRINGING YOU A BETTER CHANCE TO SEE STRONG STORMS THE MAIN PART OF THE SYSTEM IS WELL OFF TO OUR WEST STILL AND FOR ETH NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS THINGS RELATIVELY QUIET A GOOD CHUNKF O GREATER CINCINNATI WILL REMAIN FAIRLY DRY FROM NOW THROUGH ABOUT TWO O’CLOCK. THEN AS THE SYSTEM STARTS TO MOVE A LITTLE BIT CLOR,SE WE WILL SEE ADDITIONAL THUNDERSTORMS IN OUR AREA AND THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME OF THEM TO BE ON THE STRONG SEID AGAIN, ESPECIALLY LATE AFTERNOON INTO THE EARLY EVENING WANT TO SHOW YOU WHAT’SOI GNG ON OVER THE LAST HOUR OR SO STILL LOOKING AT MOST OF OUR RAIN COMING IN FMRO THE SOUTH DRIFTING TO THE NORTH. WE HAVEUR O HEAVIEST RAINFALL CURRENTLY UP IN PORTIONS OF FAYETTE COUNTY, INDIANA. JUST OUTDESI OF CONNERSVILLE LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS AND LIBERTY, INDIANA AND A FEWPR SINKLES THERE ALONG 74 FROM SUNMEN. WENTZVILLE SAME THING A LITTLE BIT FURTHER SOUTH DOWN TOWARD AURORA AND DILLSBORO ALL OF THIS AGAIN LIFTING TO THE NTHOR AND IF YOU ARE IN PORTIONS OF RIPLEY OR DEARBORN, OHIO OR SWITZERLAND COUNTY IS THIS HEAVIER RAIN, THAT’S JUST OUTSIDE OF LOUISVILLE DRIFTING UP IN YOUR DIRECTION HERE OVER THE NEXT HOUR OR SO, BUT CLOSER TO DOWNTOWN. NO THE REDS HAVE A DAY GAME AND IT LOOKS LIKE THEY HAVE A LITTLE WINDOW HERE TO PLAY SEOM LIGHT SHOWERS DRIFTING THROUGH AND THROUGH CAMPBELL COUNTY. THOSE ARE GONNA HEAD UP INTO PORTIONS OF CLAREMONT COUNTY. SO FOR NOW, YES, WE HAVE RN,AI BUT OUREV SERE WEATHER AWAITS OR AT LEAST THE THREAT FOR IT AS WE HEAD INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON. SO WHAT KIND OF STORMS ARE WE TALKING ABOUT? WELL, HEAVY RNAI IS ABSOLUTELY THE PRIMARY CONCERN ESPECIALLY WITH THE FACT THAT WE HAVE VERY MUGGY AIR RIGHTOW N AND SOME SUNSHINE BUILDING IN SO INTENSE DOWNPOURS AND HIGH WERAT WOULD BE OUR MAIN CONCERN WITH ANY STORMS THAT DEVELOP AS WE GO THROUGH THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE EVENING ALSO THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME STORMS WH ITDAMAGING WIND ON A LEROW END MAYBE A THREAT FOR SOME HAIL OR EVEN IF YO BRIEFS TORNADO APOSSIBILITY AGAIN, NOT THE MAIN CONCERN HERE, BUT NOT ELDERLY POSSIBILITY. WE’LL HAVE OUR WEATHER TEAM TRACKING THIS AS WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF YOUR AFTERNO,ON BUT LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THE FUTURE CAST AND KIND OF TIME THIS OUT AS WE LOOK AT THE NOON HOUR HERE. IT DOES SHOW THAT LITTLE BREAK IN THE ACTIONOR F MUCH OF THE 275 LOOP AND A LOT OF GREATER CINCINNATI STILL PICKING UP THOUGHN O THAT RAIN THAT CURRENTLY IS SET UP IN THROUGH INDIANA. SO AS WE HEAD FROM NOW THROUGH ABOUT 2 PM, THAT’S WHEN THAT RAIN STARTS TO MOVE BACK INTO THE 27LO5 OP. WILL NOTICE SOME OF THESE COLORS OF YELLOWND A ORANGE INDICATING SOME HEAVIER RAINFALL THAT UMPS AMPS UP EVEN MORE AS WE GET INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING. SO 4:30 FIVE O’CLOCK. WE COULD HAVE SOME INTENSE DOWNPOURS WITH A LOT OF VIVID LIGHTNGIN MOVING THROUGH GREATER CINCINNATI. SOME OF THESE STORMS ALSO WILL HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME STRONG OR DAMAGING WINDS. SO AGAIN, THIS IS THE KIND OF THE LATE AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING RUSH. CHECK IT OUT SOME VERY HEAVY RAINFALL EXPECTED IN OUR AREA AND THEN BY THE TIME WE GET TO AB OUT SEVEN OR EIGHT O’CLOCK, THAT HEAVY RAIN OF SEVERE THREAT STARTSO T SHIFT OUT OF OUR REGION THOUGH. WE WILL STILL CONTINUE TO SEE ROUNDS OF RAIN AND EVEN A FEW RUMBLES OF THUNDER AS WE GO THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT SO I WOULD SAY ABOUT THREE TO SEVEN OR THREE TO EIGHT O’CLOCK. IT’S KIND OF OUR MAIN WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME STRONGER STORMS HEADING INTO FRIDAY. YES, THERE IS STILL A THREAT FOR RAIN, BUT IT’S MOREF O AN OFF AND ON VARIETY YOU COULD SEE SOME RAIN SHOWERS, MAYBE A RULEMB OF THUNDER TOMORROW MORNING OCCASIONAL SHOWERS INTO THE AFRNOONTE AND THEN THE SYSTEM FINALLY SCOOTS OUT TO THE EAST LATE FRIDAY. EVENING SEEING THEM THAT RAIN SLOWLY DIE OUT FRIDAY NIGHT AND THEN BY SATURDAY WE’RE LOONGKI AT DRY CONDITIONS. SO RIGHT NOW WE HAVE 71 DEGREES. IT IS GOING TO BE A MUGGY AFTERNOON. YOU CAN SEE THAT RAIN THREAT. UP THERE INTO LATE AND LATE AFTERNOON EARLY EVENING WHIT OUR POTENTIAL FOR STRONGER STORMS, THOUGH RAIN SHOWERS COULD LINGER OVERNIGHT. SO FOR TONIGHT WE DROP DOWN TO 60 RAIN OFF AND ON SOME POCKETS OF HEAVY RAIN POSSIEBL TOMORROW SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS THROUGH THE DAY, BUT YOUR THREE DAY WEEKEND IS LOOKING GREAT SATURDAY, VERY COMFORTABLE IN THE MID 70S TURNING UP THE HEAT ON SUNDAY AND THEN BOTH THE HEAT AND THE HUMIDITY BY THE TIME WE HIT MEMORIAL DAY ON MONDAY.

Thunderstorms with heavy rain and some gusty winds possible in storms late afternoon and evening.

CINCINNATI —

Thunderstorms with heavy rain and some gusty winds possible in storms late afternoon and evening.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/16/afternoon-storm-threat/feed/ 0 Sunshine to Storms https://cincylink.com/2023/07/15/sunshine-to-storms/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/15/sunshine-to-storms/#respond Sun, 16 Jul 2023 01:51:07 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=161441


By Meteorologist Randi Rico

Sunshine to Storms



TO TWEET AND LIKE JUNE 1ST. AND I KNOW THAT TIME HAS BEEN WEIRD OVER THE LAST TWO YEARS, BUT MAN THAT DOES FEEL LIKE ALL THE SUDDEN WE ARE NOW IN SUMMER AND I WAS OUT LAST NIGHT RUNS MARINS AND I HEARD A MOM SAY WELL IT’S NOT OFFICIAL START TO SUMMER, BUT WE’RE IT FEELS LEIK IT AND WE’RE THERE SHE WAS USING THAT AS A TOOL. YES MARKER HERE ISN’T LIKE TECHNICALLY HERE YOU GOT TIME. YEAH. I’MOT N SURE WHAT THE CONVERSATION FROM MOM AND DAUGERHT WAS GOING ON THERE BUT SCHOOLS O,UT IT’S SUMMER. YES. YE AH AND ACTUALLY IN THE WEATHER WORLD, WE JUST VELO JUNE JULY AND AUGUST THAT SUMMER SO I’M TAKING IT EASY VERSUS TRYING TO GO. IT’AS 24 SECOND IS GOOD. WHATEVER THE SOLSTICE. YEAH, EXACTLY. SO WE’LL BE LOOKING. RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS RETURNING ASE W HEAD INTO THIS FIRST DAY OF JUNE NOW THE FIRST PART OF THEAY D THOUGH IS GONNA BE FINE. IN FACT, I THINK IN THE EARLY AFTERNOON, YOU REALLY DON’T HAVE MANY WORESRI HERE THE RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS COULD START AS EARLY AS SOMETIME BETWEEN TWO AND FOUR O’CLOCK, BUT IT REALLY IS KIND OF FOCUSED IN THE EVENING. AT THOSE STORMS WOULD HEAV A BIGGER IMPACT THE RAIN CONTINUES OVERNIGHT OFF AND ON THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING UP UNTIL THE FRONT ITSELF PASSES A SPY RIGHT AROUND NOON TOMORROW. SO FROM EARLY TO MID AFTERNOON TODAY THROUGH NOON TOMORROW PLAN ON THE POTENTIALOR F RAIN AND THUNDERSTOSRM OVER THAT TIMEFRAME. MOST TOWNS WANT TO PICKING UP SOMEWHERE BETENWE ABOUT A HALF AND THREE QUARTERS OFN A INCH OF RAIN, BUT SOME AREAS COULD SEE JUST OVER AN INCH OF RAIN DEPENDING ON WHERE SOME OF THE HEAVIER DOWNPOURS MOVE THROUGH. AS FAR AS IMCT OF COURSE ANY THUNDERSTORMS HAVE A BIG IMPACT IF YOU HAVE AN OUTDOOR EVENT TONIGHT, WE’VE BNEE TALKING ABOUT THE BIG MAGIC TQL STADIUM. WE HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME STORMS WITH SOME STRONG WIND. THAT’S A POSSIBILITY BUT GENERALLY HEAVY RAINFALL AND LIGHTNING ARE OUR BIGGER CONCERNS AS WE GET INTO THE EVENING, BUT THIS MORNING YOU SEE THAT LIGHT ON THE HORIZON. IT’S ACTUALLY A VERY NICE START. WE’RET A 68 DEGREES RIGHT NOW AND NO PROBLEMS ALL MORNING LONG AND INTO THE EARLY AFTERNOON CLOUDS WILL START TO BUILD. OUR TEMPERATURES WILL CLIMB UP INTOHE T MID AND UPPER 80S AND WE SHOULD MAHTC TODAY’S HIGHF O 88 DEGREES BEFORE THOSE STORMS REALLY GET GOING. SO TWO AND THREE O’CLOCK. WE'R’ IN THE UPPER 80S I ADDED IN THAT RAIN THREAT BETWEEN TWO AND FOUR SLOWLY DIALING IT UP, BUT YOUR BEST BET FOR THUNDERSTORMS WILL COME IS WE HAD INTO THE EVENING HOURS. SO, YES THAT MAY IMPACT THE MATCH TONIGHT WITH SOME LIGHTNING DELAYS AS WE LOOK BACK TOWARDS SAINT LOUIS. YOU CAN SEE THEY’VE BEEN DEALING WITH JUST SOAKING RAIN FOR THE LAST 24 HOURS. PLUS THIS IS ALL MOVING SLOWLY IN OUR DIRECTION THIS MORNING THOUGH THINGS. BUY IT FUTURECAST NOTHO SWING ANYTHING HERE NOW THROUGH. MOON I THINK AS WE GET INTO THE ONE SHOWER IN THE EARLY AFTERNOON, YOU MAY START TO A COUPLE OF SPRINKLES ESPE. TO THE NORTH AND WEST BUT AFTER ABOUT TWO OR THREE O’CLOCK, THAT’S WNHE THE RAIN CHANCES GO UP SO YOU CAN SEE HERE BY THE FOUR O’CLOCK HOUR SOME AASRE OF HEAVY RAIN POSSIBLE. MAYBE SOME GUSTY WINDS, ESPECIALLY IN OUR NORTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES AND THAT RAIN AND THUNDERSTORM THREAT LINGERS INTO THE EVENING HERE. WE ARE AT 8 O’CLOCK WITH STILL ONGOING THUNDERSTORMS, ESPECIALLY SOUTHEAST OF CINCINNATI, BUT I THINK THERE IS AT LEAST TIME OUENGH TO GET IN THE FULL MATCH THOUGH LIGHTNING DELAYS ARE A POSSIBILITY AS WE GO OVERNIGHT ROUNDS OF RAIN CONTINUE. IN FACT, I THINK TOMORROW MORNING THIS TIME I’M TRACKING SHOWERS AND MAYBE SOME THUNDERSTORMS FIRST HALF OF YOUR THURSDAY’S WET, BUT THAT FRONT PASSES BY BY LUNCHTIME. SO CHECKT I OUT BY THURSDAY AFTERNOON. WE’RE HOME FREE HERE. THE RAIN IS GONE AND WHEN THE SKIES WILL BE CLEARING OUT PRETTYIC NELY SO FOR TODAY 88 DEGREES DRY IN THE MORNING THUNDERSTORMS STARTING TO DEVELOP EARLY TO MID AFTERNOON, AND THEN WE COULD SEE SOME STRONG STORMS AS WE HEAD INTO THE EVENING HOURS THAT RAIN THREAT DOES CONTINUE OVERNIGHT TOMORROW AGAIN MADE THAT A WEATHER MTAK IMPACT Y.DA WITH MORNING RAIN AND THUNDERSTORMS SECOND HALF OF THE DAY WILL REMAIN CLOUDY, BUT AT LEAST IT’LL BE DRY AND THEN FRID

Dry for the morning with rain and storms expected this afternoon and evening.

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Dry for the morning with rain and storms expected this afternoon and evening.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

A Great Early Summer Weekend



NOW OUR CHIEF METEOROLOGY. YOU HEARD HER BRAGGING THERE ABOUTN I THIS EVENT THIS YEAR. NO RAIN. THE QUESTION IS HOW LONGO D WE GET TO ENJOY ALL OF THIS? OH THE ENTIRETY OF THE WEEKEND. KNOW WEAD H SO MUCH RAIN RIGHT DURING THE MONTH OF MAY. WHAT THE FIFTH WETTESTAY M ON RECORD HERE IN CINCINNATI. IT IS NICE TO GO INTO THE FIRST FULL WEEKEND OF JUNE WITH A START LIKE THIS. HOW CANOU Y COMPLAINN O A FRIDAY? NO COMPLAINT? NO COMPLAINTS AT ALL ABOUT THE WEATHER. I MEAN IT REALLY IS GOING TO BE ABSOLUTELY SPECTACULAR FOR EARLY SUMMER THIS WEEKEND TEMPERATURES RIGHT NOW RESTING COMFORTLYAB FOR MOST OF US RIGHT AROUND THAT 80 DEGREE MARK AROUND THE TRI-AT80ST HAMILTON 81 IN FAIRFIELD, IT’S0 8 IN BELU ASHTON ANDERSON 80 CURRENTLY IN COLERAIN AND YOU KNOW WHAT WE GET THE ADDED BENEFIT RIGHT OF NO HUMIDITY OUT THERE. SO IT REALLY FEELS GREAT AND IT’S GOING TO STAY FEELING TTHA WAY RIGHT THROUGH THE DURATION OF THE WEEKEND. WE’RE GONNA KEEP THE HUMIDITY LEVELS IN CHECK AND WE’RE GOING TO KEEP IT RAIN FREE AND TTHA MEANS LOTS OF SUNSHINE,UT B MAKE SURE YOU HAVE THAT SUNSCREEN IF YOU’RE SPENDING TIME OUTDOORS THIS WEEKEND, WEEKEND, AND I KNOW YOU WILL. WITH THIS TYPE OF WEATHER. HERE’S YOUR HOUR BY HOURN O A FRIDAY NIGHT. NOT BAD AT ALL TEMPERATURES WILL BE INHE T 70S THROUGH ABOUT NINE O’CLOCK AND THEN YOU KNOW WITH ETH AIR COMFORTABLY DRY. IT DOESN’T ALLOW IT TO COOL OFF A LITTLE BIT MORE EFFICIENTLY. NIGHT, SO WE’LL TUMBLE INTO THE 60S AND EVENTUALLY MAYBE A LITTLE COOL LATE. JUST KEEP THAT IN MIND AFTER MIDNIGHT. WE'L’ GET DOWN INTO THE 50S. SO COMFORT FORECAST THROUGHHE T IS PLEASANT AROUND HERE. HUMIDITY LEVELS WLIL SURGE EARLY XTNE WEEK THAT’S ON MONDAY AND THAT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED WITH THE THREAT FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS BY THEN. BUT FOR NOW THOUGH, LOO AKT THIS, WE’VE SCOURED OUT ALL THE MUGGY AIR ACROSS THE OHIO AND TENNESSEE RIVER VALLEYS. REMEMBER THOSE DEW POINTS IN THE 60S AND 70S. THEY ARE NO MORE SO VERY COMFORTABLE THERE HAS SETTLED IN THAT KEEPS A C OAPN THE ATM. HEARING YOU KNOW, WHAT FUTURE CAST IS QUIET ASIDE FMRO A FEW PASSING CLOUDS VERY LITTLE TO COMPLAIN ABOUT THIS WEEKEND AROUND THE AREA. SO YOU WANT TO GET THE CAR WASHED YOU’RE THINKING ABOUT DOING A LITTLE STAINING ON THE DECK IF YOU’VE GOT HOUSE CHORES GOING ON MAYBE GETTING OUT ON ONE OF THE RIVERS OR LAKES. NICE LOOKING WEEKEND. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE DISTUEDRB BY SHOWERS AND STORMS OR CAMPING OUT THERE. YOU DON’T HAVE TO WORRY AUTBO ANY TYPE OF WEATHER THE TROPICS THOUGH ARE BUSY. WE ARE STILL TRACKING. WHAT’S A SLOWLY ORGAN? THING ORT A LEAST ATTEMPTING TO SO ALEX DOWN HERE IN THE EASTERN GULF OF MEXICO. THE CENTER OF CIRCULATION IS STILLRE PTTY DISPLACED FROM THE CORE OF SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. SO THE SYSMSTE UNDER A LOT OF WIND SHEAR. BASICALLY, WE’VE GOT WEST SOUTHWESTERLY WINDS RIPPING THE STORM APART. SO IT’S REALLY STRUGGLING TO ORGANIZE BUT I THINK THE IMPACTS WHETHER OR NOT IT GAINS A NAME OFFICIALLY THIS WEEKEND IS THE SAME YOU CAN ALREADY SEE ALL THESE BRIGHT COLORS. IN SHOWERS AND STORMS ACROSS CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN FLORIDA. SO FROM ANYWHEER FROM THE THEME PARKS SOUTH THIS WEEKEND IS ALL WASHED DOWN THERE AND FLORIDA IF YOU’REEA HDING THAT WAY FOR VACATION JUST SAY FOR EMPXALE AROUND HERE THOUGH. OUR WEATHER IS A VACATION 56 TONIGHT A LITTLE COOLUT O LATE FANTASTIC TOMORROW SUNNY AND 81. HERE’S YOUR DAY PLANNER STARTING OUT INHE T 50S AND THEN RISING INTO THE LOW 80S YOU’RE SEVEN DAY FORECAS ITS SHAKING OUT LIKE THIS THE NEXT CHANCE OF RAIN ON MONDAY TT NEXT WEATHER IMPACT DAY SUNDAY WILL FEEL A LITTLE BIT WARMER ARODUN HERE, BUT STILL NOT BAD. I CALL IT A POOL DAY 85 AND SUNNY SKIES. AND AGAIN YOUR RAIN ON MONDAY AND THEN SOME QUIET WEATHER FOR THEID MDL

Sunny skies and very comfortable temperatures this weekend.

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Sunny skies and very comfortable temperatures this weekend.


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Scattered Saturday Storms

Scattered storms and humidity are in the forecast today. It looks nicer by Sunday.



WHEN THAT HAPPENED. SO, YEAH, GOOD FOR THEM THAT THEY’RE GOING TO GET THERE. THEIR FIRE DEPARTMENT BACK. HOPEFULLY HOPE THAT WORKS OUT FOR THEM IS A LONG PROCESS. IT IS A LONG PROCESS, A 546 THIS MORNING, SATURDAY. TODAY’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE A LONG PROCESS BECAUSE THE BRAIN HERE INSIDE, YOU’RE JUST WAITING FOR IT TO GO BY. OH, I KNOW. YEAH. WE’LL HAVE ROUNDS OF THAT THROUGH THIS MORNING AND INTO THE AFTERNOON. SO BUSY WEATHER DAY TODAY. WARM AND HUMID. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE HOT, BUT PRETTY STUFFY DAY OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. WE’RE SITTING UNDER SOME HUMIDITY HERE AND WE’VE GOT SUN AND CLOUDS IN SOUTH DEARBORN. SO STARTING TO SEE THE VERY FIRST LIGHT OF THE SUN RISE THERE. AND WE’LL CONTINUE TO INCREASE THOSE CLOUDS AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT HOUR, AN HOUR AND A HALF OF DEVELOPING SHOWERS AND STORMS TODAY. OUR RADAR SHOWS A BUSY SCENE UP TO THE NORTHWEST AND WE’RE STARTING TO SEE ADDITIONAL SHOWERS AND EVEN A COUPLE OF THUNDERSTORMS POPPING UP AROUND RUSSELLVILLE. PLACES NORTH OF 74 HERE LOCALLY, PRETTY DRY. MAY HAVE A COUPLE OF SPRINKLES POPPING FROM OXFORD AS FAR SOUTH AS GEORGETOWN. SOME OF THAT IS GOING TO BE GROUND CLUTTER FROM THE RADAR THIS MORNING. BUT GET THE IDEA THAT THERE IS ACTIVE WEATHER DEVELOPING AND IT WILL CONTINUE TO BE THE CASE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS. AND THAT’S BECAUSE OF LOW PRESSURE THAT’S APPROACHING FROM THE WEST HERE. SO YOU CAN SEE THUNDERSTORMS BACK TO THE SOUTHWEST. THOSE ARE GOING TO BE LIFTING INTO OUR AREA AS WE TOWARDS EIGHT, 9:00 THIS MORNING. COULD SEE SOME SHOWERS, EVEN A THUNDERSTORM OR TWO AS EARLY AS 7:00 THIS MORNING. SO FILLING THAT IN, WE’LL HAVE ADDITIONAL STORMS AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE AFTERNOON HOURS AND A COUPLE OF STORMS MAY BE ON THE STRONG SIDE WITH SOME GUSTY WINDS, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF HAIL. NOT TOO CONCERNED ABOUT AN OVERALL SEVERE THREAT TODAY. I WOULD SAY MORE DOWNPOURS WITH SOME HEAVY RAIN OR JUST THE AMPLE MOISTURE IN THE ATMOSPHERE TODAY. 83 DEGREES TODAY. WEATHER IMPACT DAY BECAUSE OF THE SCATTERED STORMS. SO IF YOU HAVE OUTDOOR PLANS, PROBABLY WANT TO THINK ABOUT A BACKUP MOVING THOSE INDOORS OR AT LEAST SOMEPLACE TO WAIT IT OUT BETWEEN ROUNDS OF SHOWERS AS YOUR FUTURE CAST WILL SHOW THE STORMS DEVELOPING AS WE HEAD TOWARD SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE. AND YOU CAN SEE HERE, I WOULD SAY BY 9:00, MORE OF SEEING SCATTERED STORMS AND LET’S SAY BETWEEN NOW AND ABOUT SEVEN, AS YOU HEAD TOWARDS MIDDAY HOURS TODAY, SOME SCATTERED SHOWERS, MAYBE A DOWNPOUR OR TWO, BUT A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK, AT LEAST UNTIL ABOUT TO 3:00. AND THEN WE’LL HAVE SOME ADDITIONAL SHOWERS. STORMS DEVELOPING. IT’S NOT A REALLY NOT PICKING UP ON A WHOLE LOT. YESTERDAY, IT LOOKED LIKE A MORE ORGANIZED LINE, SOME TIME BETWEEN THREE AND 6:00 IN THE EVENING. I STILL THINK POSSIBLE. HERE AGAIN, OPPORTUNITIES FOR MORE ORGANIZED SHOWERS AND STORMS, SOME OF WHICH MAY HAVE SOME GUSTY WINDS. LATEST TO LAST THROUGH ABOUT 8:00. AND THEN WE WOULD HAVE HIT AND MISS STRAY SHOWERS, MAYBE AN ISOLATED THROUGH ABOUT MIDNIGHT BEFORE WE START TO DRY THINGS OUT INTO SUNDAY MORNING. EVEN A LITTLE BIT OF FOG, POSSIBLE IN THE VALLEYS BY SUNDAY MORNING, ESPECIALLY IN AREAS THAT GOT SOME RAINFALL TODAY. SO WATCHING THAT FOR THE FIRST PART OF SUNDAY. BUT NOTICE A LOT OF SUNSHINE IN THE FORECAST THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON TONIGHT WILL CLEAR THE CLOUDS OUT. STILL PRETTY HUMID OVERNIGHT. LOWS DROP TO 67 AND THEN FOR TOMORROW, 87 FOR THE HIGH, MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES. A NICE PART ABOUT TOMORROW, WE’RE GOING TO HAVE LOWER HUMIDITY. HUMIDITY STARTS OUT YOUR SUNDAY. BUT AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE DAYTIME AND INTO THE EVENING, HOURS, CONTINUE TO DROP. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT LESS, LESS STICKY AIR AS WE CLOSE OUT OUR WEEKEND. SO A NICE NIGHT FOR MAYBE A GRILL OUT JUST TO KICK OFF THE NEW WORKWEEK OR EVEN JUST TO WALK AROUND THE NEIGHBORHOOD. YOU’RE 70. FORECAST BRINGS ANOTHER WEATHER DAY FOR YOUR MONDAY. LIKELY STORMS ARE IN. THE FORECAST WILL BE PRETTY SCATTERED, BUT OFF AND ON STORMS THROUGH MONDAY, HIGH OF 83, PRETTY SEASONAL FOR TUESDAY, 85 CHANCE FOR A SHOWER OR TWO. THAT DAY, MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER. AND THEN FOR WEDNESDAY, SOME SCATTERED STORMS WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL STORMS. BY THURSDAY, COUPLE OF DAYS. THEIR COVERAGE DOESN’T LOOK QUITE AS HIGH AS WHAT WE’RE SEEING TODAY. AND THEN FOR FRIDAY DOES START TO DRY OUT. WE’LL GET BACK TO THE SUNSHINE. WE’LL B

Scattered Saturday Storms

Scattered storms and humidity are in the forecast today. It looks nicer by Sunday.

Scattered storms and humidity are in the forecast today. It looks nicer by Sunday.

Scattered storms and humidity are in the forecast today. It looks nicer by Sunday.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

A Break Before More Rain



THIS MUCH DAMAGE IN A LGON TIME FROM A STORM LIKE THIS. >> IT WAS CERTAINLY NASTY OUT THEER TODAY AND PEOPLE ARE GOING TO BE SPENDING THE NEXT FEW DAYS CLEANING UP, MANY AROUND GREATER CINCINNATI. >> IT’S EASY TO GET THAT KIND OF DAMAGE WHEN UYO HAVE HURRICANE FORCE WIND GUSTS, OR CLOSE TO IT. IT IS ONE THING WHAT HAPPENS IN THE MIDDLE OF AWARE SO TO SPEAK, AND YOU JUST DON’T HAVE QUITE THE CONCENTRATION. THE AIRPORT WITH 70 MILE-PER-HOUR WIND GUSTS, NEAR HEBRON 72 MILE AN HOUR WIND GUSTS, VERY STRONG WINDS HURRICANE FORCE WINDUS GTS ACROSS NORTHERN KENTUCKY EARLIER THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING. MUCH QUIETER SCENARIO AND HE WILL MAKE UP -- WAKE UP TO A MUCH WIDER START ON YOUR THURSDAY. TOMORROW MORNING, IT SHOULD BE DRY FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE. MAYBE IF YOU CLOUD STILL LINGERING AROUND BUT IT WILL ELFE NICER AND A LOT LESS HUMID. THEN TOMORROW AFTERNOON LOOKS NICE, IT WILL FEEL GREAT. HIGHS ONLY THE MID TO UERPP 70’S WITH A BIG DROP IN HUMIDITY, THAT IS THE MOST NOTIABCELE CHANGE COMING OUR WAY. AND THEN LOOKING MIGHTY FINE TOMORROW NIGHT, IT WILBEL A GREAT NIGHT TO BE OUT OR FOR BASEBALL AS WELL, TINHE LOW 70’S. THERE IS A LOOK AT RADAR, THE SHOWERS AND STORMS FMRO EARLIER ARE ALL GONE. WE ARE LOOKING GOOD THE REST OF TONIGHT. HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENING MOVING FORWARD, BASICALLY, REMEMBER THOSE DEW POINTS? ALWAYS A GOOD MEASURE OF HOW COMFORTABLITE IS, THOSE ARE IN THE 50’S, IT IS VERY REFRESHING. DRIER AIR MAKING A MORE SUBSTANTIAL PUSH TOWARDS THE OHIO RIVER TONIGHT. BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP IN THE MORNING, I THINK THOSEEW D POINTS ARE IN THE 50’S ALL THE WAY DOWN INTO KENTUCKY. SO, WE ARE GOING TO BRING IN MUCH LESS HUMID AIR OVER THE NEXT 24 HOURS.D AIR OVER THE AND IT’S ALREADY UNDERWAY TONIT,GH IES WT WIND AT 14, THOSE DEW POINTS ARE DROPPING. LOOK AT THAT RAINFALL TODAY. ONLY 6/10 OFFICIALLY AT THE AIRPORT,UT B I AM MORE THAN CERTAIN SOME OF YOU PICKED UP MORE THAN THAT TODAY. TEMPERATURES AROUND THE AREA FROM 64 IN CONNERSVIELL TO 69 IN HAMILTON AND HERE IN CINCINNATI. 68 BATAVIA AND 67 AROUND BROOKSVILLE. OVER THE NEXT 12 HOURS WE WILL SPEND THE MAJORITY OF THE NIGHT IN THE 60’S, THEN WE BRIEFLY GET DOWN TO THE UPPER 50’S BEFORE THE SUN COMES UP IN THE MORNG.IN TOMORROW SHOULD BE A LESS HUMID AFTERNOON. IT’S QUIET THROUGH THE REST OF THE NIGHT, WE WILL SEE SOME CLOUDS TRYING TO MOVE IN BEFORE THE N SUCOSME UP, THOSE SHOULD EVENTUALLY BURN OFF, LEAVING A PRETTY NEIC AFTERNOON AND A NICE-LOOKING EVENING FOR THE THURSDAY. AS WE GET TO THURSDAY NIGHT, IT IS QUIET. AND IT IS QUITE WHEN YOU WAKE UP ON FRIDAY MORNING. HOWEVER I FOR BY FRIDAY EVENING, THE CHCEAN FOR RAIN RETURNS. THIS WILL BE THUNRSDETORM ACTIVITY, IN FACT, I THINK MOST OF THIS SHOULD BE RELATIVELY LIGHT. ON FRIDAY EVENING AND FRIDAY NIGHT. BUT IT DOES LOOAK LTLITE DAMP TO MAYBE JUST FLAT OUT WET EVEN FOR YOUR FRIDAY EVENING AND OVERNIGHT FRIDAY. THEN BY SATURDAY MORNING IT STARTS GLOOMY, BUT WE SHLDOU WORK OUR WAY SOME PRETTY NICE IMPROVEMENTS, WH MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES BY THE TIME WE GET INTO SATURDAY AFTERNOON. NOW ENJOY THE REST BUT -- RE SPITE FROM THE HUMIDITY AND THE HEAT, WE HAVE WHAT COULD BE OUR HOW TO STRETCH OF WEATHER SO FAR THIS SEASON COMING IN HERE NEXT WEEK. HOW THAT PLAYS OUT STILL A LITTLE UP IN THE AIR, BUT I SEE 90’S ARE ON THE TAB,LE AND IT MAY BE HOTTER THAN THAT. SO WE WILL SEE. 59 AND COOLER THE REST OF THE NIGHT. TOMOOWRR PARTLY CLOUDY AND, 76. THERE IS A LOOK AT JORDAN PLANNER. SOME CLOUDS TO START THE DAY, BUT OVERALL IT SHOULD BE A NICE ONE. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. I DID NOT MAKE FRIDAY A WEATHER IMPACT DAY SINCE THE RAIN DOES NOT LOOK HEAVY AND WE ARE NOT TALKGIN THUNDERSTORMS, 73. SATURDAY, 77 IS NICE. BUT THEN WE’D REALLY CRANK UP THE HEAT IN A HURRY. SUAYND INTO THE MID-80’S, BY EARLY NEXT WEEK WE COULD BE IN THE LOW TO MID 90’S. BASED OFF WHAT WE ARE SEEING, SOME OF THE NUMBERS I HAVE FOR THE SEVEN DAY ARE ON THE MORE CONSERVATIVE, MEANING IT COULD BE EVEN HIGHER. SO BRACE YOURSELVES, GET THOSE POOLS READY FOR NEXT WEEK.

Enjoy a dry Thursday before more rain returns.

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Enjoy a dry Thursday before more rain returns.


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Active weekend of weather

A few stray showers remain possible today, with better chances for storms by Sunday.



AND NOON TO 9:00 TOMORROW. >> I LOVE CAN OLI. >> WITH COFFEE AND AT 5:00 IN THE MORNG.IN >> WHAT STORES WOULD BE OPEN RIGHT NOW. >> I LOVE THE IT LAN FOOD. LET TALK ABOUT THE WEATHER BECAUSE TODAY IS ACTUALLY GOING TO BEHE T BEST OF THE TWO DSAY TO GO TO ITALIAN FEST IF YOU ARE WANTING TO HEAD OUT. >> WATCHOR F STORMS TOMORROW. BUT TIMES OF DRY SKIES AS WE START OUT YOUR SUNDAY TOMORROW. MOST OF TODAY WILL BE NICE AND QUIET. WE HAVE AREAS OF PATCHY FOG THIS MORNING, A FEW BREAKS IN THE CLOUDS AS WE START OUT THE DAY. MOST OF US WILL BERE PTTY QUIET AS WE GO THROUGH THE DURATION OF YOUR SATURDAY. A COUPLEF O SHOWERS STREAMING THROUGH FROM NORTHWEST TO SOUTHEAST. A DISTURBANCE COMING THRGHOU THE AREA TSHI MORNING. WE HAVE SEVERAL THROUGH THE NEXT WFE DAYS. A COUPLE ISOLATED SHOWERS BETWEEN THE 71-75 SPLIT. AND SEEING LIGHT SHOWERS TO BEGIN OUR SATURDAY. TODAY WE'RE LOOKING AT A HIGH OF 78. CLOUDS AND SUNSHINE, WE'LL SEE MORE SUNSHINE FOR THE FIRST PART AND CLOUDS THICKEN BACK UP AGAIN ALONG WITH STRAY SHOWER CHANCES AS YOU HEAD INTO THIS AFTERNOON. A BIT WARRME TODAY TOO. TEMPERATURES AGAIN NEAR 80. TONIGHT MID S,60 RUMBLES OF SHOWERS AND OVERALL WARM AND MUGGY. I'LL SHOW YOU WHAT TODAY LOOKS LIKE. YOU CAN SEE SPOTTY SHORSWE HEADING TOWARDS 9:00 AND SOUTH AND WEST. THERE'S SOME BREAKS. AND THEN A FEW MORE CLOUDS REDEVELOPING LATER THIS AFTERNOON WITH SPOTTY SHOWERS. SO WE'RE GOING TO SEE THOSE BETWEEN 3:00 AND 6:00. FEW DAN FAR BETWEEN BUT AFTER SUNSET AND INTO THE OVERNIGHT HOURS YOU'RE LOOKING AT OPPORTUNITIES FOR SCATTERED RAIN SHOWERS, MAYBE SOME RUMBLES OF THUNDER AS YOU GO PAST MIDNIGHT, 5:00 IN THE MORNING TOMORR.OW SEEING SOME GOOD POCKETS OF SHOWERS AND STORMS. WE'LL HAVE A RELATIVELY DRY WINDOW FOR SOME MORETORPS S POP UP INTO TOMORROW AFTERNOON. WEATHER IMPACT DAY FOR TOMORROW TEMPERATURES INTO THE HIGH 80S. HUMIDITY INCREASES TOMORROW AS WELL. THERE IS A CHANCE FOR STRONRGE STORMS TOMORROW. WE'LL HAVE TO WATCH THAT AS IT SHAPES UP BUT POTENTIAL IS THERE FOR TOMORROW AFTERNOON FOR AT LEAST A FEW STRONG TO SEVERE STORMS. SO FUTURE CAST FOR TOMORROW MORNING SHOWING US HIT AND MISS SHOWERS TO START OUT THE DAY. TIMES OF SUNSHINE I THINK A FEW STORMS REDEVELOPING AS YOU HEAD PAST 2:00, 3:00 IN THE AFTERNOON THERE'S AEW F OF THOSE THAT AGAIN COULD BE STRONG AS YOU HEAD TOWARDS THE EVENING HOS.UR WE'LL SEE HOW IT DEVELOPS SUNDAY INTO MONDAY SOME MODSEL ARE DRY SOME BRINGG AIN FEW STORMS IN BUT THE POTENTIAL IS THERE FOR AT LSTEA A FEW MORE STORMS SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY. SO WE'LL HAVE TOATCH W THAT CLOSELY THAT COULD ALWAYS CHANGE AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE NEXT 24 HO URS BUT MORE OF A SRYTO LOOKING VERY ACTIVE AS WE HEAD INTO THE EARLY PART OF THE WEEK. FOR MONDAY TOO, MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENGNI AN OPPORTUNITY FOR STORMS. I THINK STORMS COULD BE STRONG WITH GUSTY WINDS. TUESY,DA WEDNESDAY, IT'S GOING BTOE DRY. THAT IS THANKS TO THE HEAT TTHA WE'RE GOING TO BE EXPERIENCING. D MI90S FOR HIGHS. IT WILL FEEL LIKE OVER

Active weekend of weather

A few stray showers remain possible today, with better chances for storms by Sunday.


A few stray showers remain possible today, with better chances for storms by Sunday.

A few stray showers remain possible today, with better chances for storms by Sunday.


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Weekend storm chances

We dry out later today but more storms return later this weekend.



OF THINGS. SO. ALL RIGHT. LET’S TALK ABOUT THE FORECAST. NOT THE BIG MOVIE WEEKEND THIS WEEKEND. THAT’S NEXT WEEKEND. SO I THINK IF YOU CAN ENJOY THE AS WELL WHILE YOU CAN. YEAH. ENJOY TODAY, YOU’LL HAVE A CHANCE ON SUNDAY AS WELL. I THINK TOMORROW IS GOING TO BE THE DAY TO HANG OUT INDOORS. DO SOMETHING INSIDE RIGHT NOW WE HAVE SOME DOWNPOURS OVERHEAD. NOT EVERYONE SEEING AND RAIN AND WE’LL CLEAR THOSE OUT HERE IN THE NEXT FEW HOURS. SO GETTING BACK UNDER SOME DRIER SKIES. BUT WHERE WE ARE SEEING SHOWERS AND STORMS THIS MORNING, IT IS COMING DOWN PRETTY GOOD. OUT TO THE WEST OF HAMILTON COUNTY HERE NOW IN THAT HAMILTON COUNTY, DEARBORN COUNTY LINE, WE HAVE SOME MODERATE RAINFALL. SO THIS PRETTY DECENT DOWNPOUR SINCE FALLEN APART, BUT THAT’S COMING THROUGH GREENDALE. CLEVES PLACE IS UP IN THE ROSS ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE 275 LOOP. AND THEN AS YOU HEAD UP NORTH TOWARDS WARREN COUNTY, PLACES THROUGH LEBANON, SOUTH OF LEBANON AND INTO MAINE, WELL, YOU HAVE SOME THUNDERSTORMS ONGOING. SO REALLY HEAVY CAUSE OF RAINFALL. MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF PEA SIZED HAIL HERE, JUST PASSING THE NORTH SIDE OF LOVELAND. SO RIGHT HERE ALONG 71, GETTING RAINED ON FAIRLY HEAVILY THIS MORNING. PLACES SOUTH OF THAT, WE HAVE ANOTHER LITTLE DOWNPOUR SOUTH OF WARSAW THAT’S GOING TO BE IN GALLATIN COUNTY AND NORTHERN CAROL COUNTIES AROUND B.B. SANDERS, GLENCOE. YOU’RE ALSO GOING TO SEE SOME RAINFALL HERE MOMENTARILY. TODAY, WE GET 88 FOR THE HIGH THOSE MORNING DOWNPOURS MAKE WAY FOR SOME HOT, HUMID SUNSHINE IN THIS AFTERNOON. SO IT’LL FEEL LIKE THE LOW NINETIES LATER ON TODAY. THEN FOR TONIGHT INCREASING THE CLOUD 68 DEGREES. MORE HUMIDITY AND WE’LL CONTINUE WITH THAT FEEL FOR TOMORROW. VERY TROPICAL HUMIDITY FOR YOUR SATURDAY IS THE WEATHER IMPACT DAY BECAUSE WE’RE LOOKING AT SOME SCATTERED STORMS, SOME OF WHICH COULD BECOME STRONG TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND 83. SO WE COULD SEE SOME STORMS TOMORROW WITH SOME GUSTY WINDS, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF HAIL. WE’RE NOT LOOKING AT A HUGE SEVERE THREAT, BUT OPPORTUNITIES FOR THAT AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE DAYTIME FEATURE CAST FOR THE REST OF THIS MORNING. SHOW SHOWERS, LITTLE DOWNPOURS THERE CLEARING OUT BY SEVEN, 8:00 AT THE LATEST. WE’RE BACK UNDER SOME SUNSHINE AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THIS AFTERNOON. SO THINGS LOOKING PRETTY GOOD THROUGH TONIGHT. I THINK WE’LL END THE DAY WITH SUNNY SKIES AND THEN THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. NOTICE INCREASING THE CLOUDS BY TOMORROW MORNING, I WOULD SAY MOST OF THE NIGHT PARTLY CLOUDY. WE COULD SEE OUR FIRST SHOWERS AND SOME STORMS AS WE HEAD TOWARDS ABOUT 9:00 IN THE MORNING. SOME MODELS BRINGING IN SOME STRONGER STORMS FOR 9:00. THIS MODEL HERE HAS THIS PRETTY DRY AT THIS POINT IN THE DAY WITH AROUND INTO THE MORNING. BUT YOU CAN SEE HERE SOME CAUSE OF HEAVY STORMS THERE ABOUT THE MIDDAY HOUR. IF WE GET THOSE MORNING STORMS, ESPECIALLY MORE WIDESPREAD COVERAGE LIKELY GOING TO TAKE DOWN OUR CHANCES FOR SOME STRONGER STORMS. THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING TOMORROW. BUT I WOULD SAY AN ADDITIONAL ROUND OF STORMS POSSIBLE FOR THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING CAN NOTICE HERE SOME COURSE OF HEAVY RAIN, SOME AGAIN, POCKETS OF HAIL, POSSIBLY. AND THEN AS YOU HEAD TOWARDS 9:00 AND BASICALLY OVERNIGHT HERE AND WE’RE BACK UNDER SOME SUNSHINE AGAIN FOR THE LAST PART OF THE WEEKEND, WE GET 85 FOR THE HIGH ON SUNDAY. MONDAY, ANOTHER WEATHER IMPACT DAY LIKELY STORMS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, LOW EIGHTIES TO MID EIGHTIES WITH DRY SKIES. AND FOR THURSDAY, MORE LIKELY THUNDERSTORMS AND OTHER WEATHER

Weekend storm chances

We dry out later today but more storms return later this weekend.

We dry out later today but more storms return later this weekend.

We dry out later today but more storms return later this weekend.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Wednesday Heat Then Rain Chances



HOUSE. SUCH A SAD HERE LEADING INTO KEVIN. OH, I LOVE THE DEAD DRAGON OUT THERE AS IT’S AROUND FOR A LONG, LONG TIME. CHEAP METEOROLOGIST KEVIN ROBINSON JOINING US NOW, A SUNSHINE OUT TODAY. A CHANGES, THOUGH, PERHAPS IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS, RIGHT? YEAH, WE’RE GOING TO SEE A CHANGE IN HUMIDITY. SO IT’S GOING TO GO BACK UP AND THEN EVENTUALLY TO THE THREAT FOR SHOWERS AND STORMS RETURNING TO THE AREA AS WELL. WE STILL NEED MORE RAIN AROUND HERE. BELIEVE IT OR NOT. HERE’S A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT. IT’S A WARM YOU KNOW, EVENING ACROSS THE TRI. IT IS EARLY TO MID JULY, SO WE’VE GOT THE HIGH SUN ANGLE AND SOME PRETTY WARM TEMPERATURES OUT THERE THIS AFTERNOON. BUT IT’S ALL MANAGEABLE BECAUSE THE HUMIDITY REMAINS RELATIVELY LOW. WE’RE AT 85 DEGREES RIGHT NOW. NOTICE THERE’S NOT A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE ACTUAL FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURE AND THE TEMPERATURE BECAUSE OUR DEW AND HUMIDITY ARE RELATIVELY LOW. SO WHEN YOU FACTOR THAT IN WITH A LITTLE BIT OF A BREEZE OUT THERE, IT ACTUALLY FEELS PRETTY NICE, ESPECIALLY IF YOU’RE IN THE SHADE. TEMPERATURES ALL AROUND THE TRI STATE ARE GENERALLY IN THE MID EIGHTIES FROM SALES AT 85 OVER TO 87. IN PEEBLES AND MAYSVILLE. ALSO AGAIN, COMFORTABLY WARM THINK WOULD BE THE RULE FOR NOW. SO WHERE ARE WE ON THE MUGGY SCALE? WE ARE IN THE TOLERABLE RANGE, BUT AS WE GO TOWARDS THE END THE WEEK ESPECIALLY PROBABLY LATE TOMORROW NIGHT AND THEN THURSDAY WE’RE GOING TO START INCHING OUR WAY HERE MORE TOWARDS THAT MUGGY FEEL, IF NOT EVEN GETTING TOWARDS TROPICAL. EVENTUALLY THAT WILL LEND ITSELF TO BETTER SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM CHANCES AS WELL. FOR NOW, THOUGH, JUST A WARM, DRY DAY. NOTICE STORMS UP ACROSS THE GREAT LAKES. THIS IS AN ASSOCIATION WITH A FRONT THAT EVENTUALLY WILL SAG TOWARDS THE RIVER, ESPECIALLY AS WE GET INTO THE DAY ON THURSDAY, I THINK EARLY THURSDAY, PROBABLY SHOWERS AND STORMS OUT THERE. SO IT’S NICE DRY RAIN FREE THIS EVENING. OUR DEW POINTS ARE ONLY IN THE SIXTIES, SO IT’S GOING TO BE A VERY NICE. PULL OUT THE GRILL. MAYBE IF YOU WANT TO HANG OUT AROUND THE POOL, FIND THE ANYTHING OUTDOORS. YOU GOT TO GET THAT LAWN MOWED. IT SHOULD BE NICE. WE’LL GET DOWN EVENTUALLY INTO SIXTIES BY MORNING. SO NO RAIN IN HERE TOMORROW I’M GOING TO HOLD BACK THE RAIN FOR WEDNESDAY. I’M GOING TO KEEP IT IN HERE ON. THURSDAY, I THINK THURSDAY. WE’VE GOT MEDIUM IMPACT AND THEN WE’LL SHOULD SQUEEZE IN A DRY FRIDAY BEFORE I THINK WE HAVE ANOTHER ROUND OF SHOWERS AND STORMS ON SATURDAY. SO HERE’S CAST. YOU CAN SEE SKIES MOSTLY CLEAR TONIGHT. PLENTY OF HOT SUNSHINE ANTICIPATED FOR TOMORROW AROUND THE AREA. WE’RE GOING TO KEEP IT DRY. DID YOU SEE THAT CLUSTER OF STORMS THAT DROVE TO OUR WEST? I’LL KEEP AN EYE ON THAT, BUT FOR NOW, I’M GOING TO KEEP YOUR WEDNESDAY DRY. AND I THINK AS WE GO INTO WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THURSDAY MORNING, SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM, CHANCES WILL GO UP, ESPECIALLY THE FIRST HALF OF YOUR THURSDAY AND THEN WE MAY KEEP A LINGERING STORM THREAT INTO THURSDAY EVENING. BUT I THINK IT’S GOING TO BE EARLY IN THE DAY ON THURSDAY. SHOWERS AND STORMS ROLL THROUGH. BY EARLY I MEAN NEAR OR BEFORE LUNCHTIME, PROBABLY 67 TONIGHT. IT’S COMFORTABLY MILD OR WARM, HOT SUNSHINE TOMORROW. BUT I CALL IT TOLERABLE HUMIDITY. WE’LL BE JUST SHY OF 90. HERE’S LOOK AT YOUR DAY PLANNER STARTING OUT THE MORNING IN THE SIXTIES WILL CLIMB TOWARDS 85 BY LUNCH TIME AND THEN JUST SHORT OF 90 FOR THE AFTERNOON HOURS. YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST WITH SHOWERS AND STORM CHANCES LIKELY IN HERE ON THURSDAY I’M GOING AHEAD AND MADE THURSDAY WEATHER IMPACT DAY AND THEN MORE RAIN CHANCE AS WE START OUR WEEKEND SEVEN. THANKS S

A little warmer tomorrow before rain chances return.

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A little warmer tomorrow before rain chances return.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

A Rain Threat Then Drier



OUR WLWT MOBILE AND YOU KNOW, WHAT ALL WEEK. HAS BEEN WATCHING THE RADAR CLOSELY FOR US BECAUSE HE KNOWS A LOT OF YOU HAVE WEAKENED PLANS LOOKS LIKE THINGS COULD BE DECENT ON SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. YEAH, YOU KNOW, WE’VE BEEN SAYING ALL WEEK THAT WE’VE GOT THIS LOOMING THREAT FOR SCATTERED DOWNPOURS HIDDEN MISS DOWNPOURS. THEY’RE STILL THERE, BUT AS WE’RE GETTING CLOSER NOW THE PICTURES A LITTLE BIT MORE CLEAR AND WE’RE ABLE TO IDENTIFY A PERIOD OF TIME THAT APPEARS TO BE A LITTLE BIT DRIER THAN OTHER TIMES FOR EXAMPLE CASE IN POINT STARTING TOMORROW AFTERNOON THROUGH THOROUGHLY ON INDEPENDENCE DAY THERE IS A WINDOW THERE IN WHICH I THINK IT’S MOSTLY DRY. SO YOUR FIREWORKS ARE GOOD TOMORROW NIGHT. YOUR FIREWORKS ARE GOOD SUNDAY NIGHT MONDAY NIGHT THOUGH. THAT’S WHERE WE START TO GET QUESTION MARKS AGAIN AND I’LL BREAK THAT DOWN HERE AND JUST A MOMENT, BUT YOU KNOW WHAT TODAY’S FORECAST PERFECTLY FITS THE DEFINITION OF SCATTERED OR HIT AND MISS WITH THE RAIN BECAUSE IT JUST ALL DEPENDS ON YOUR LOCATION AROUND THE AREA NOW THINGS ARE RELATIVELY QUIET AND AROUND 75 LOOP, NOT MUCH RAIN THIS EVENING THERE HAVE BEEN SOME DOWNPOURS TO THE SOUTH AND EAST OF CINCINNATI. YOU CAN STILL SEE SOME OF THEM POPPING UP HERE THROUGH PARTS OF BROWN AND TO ADAMS COUNTY’S FROM PEEBLES OVER TOWARDS JUST THE EAST OF GEORGETOWN AND I THINK THIS CONTINUES THROUGH THE NIGHT TONIGHT. SO WHILE IT MAY BE QUIET AT THE MOMENT DON’T BE SURPRISED IF ALL OF A SUDDEN YOU HEAR THE PITTER PATTER OF RAIN ON YOUR WINDOW SEAL OUT OF NOWHERE BECAUSE THAT’S JUST THE NATURE OF THE WAY THESE DOWNPOURS ARE FLARING UP IN FACT RIGHT AROUND SUNSET. WE HAD A PRETTY HEALTHY LINE OF STORMS. IF YOU’RE UP IN MIDDLETOWN YOU WERE DRENCHED IF YOU WERE DOWN IN HAMILTON OR FAIRFIELD YOU’RE LIKE WHAT RAIN YOU SAW THE DARK SKIES, BUT YOU NEVER DID GET THE RAIN AND THAT’S KIND OF THE WAY IT PLAYS OUT WITH HIT AND MISS DOWNPOURS. SO BACK TO THE SPECIFICS HERE. WE HAVE A DECENT CHANCE FOR HIT AND MISS DOWNPOURS THROUGH THE FIRST HALF OF YOUR SATURDAY BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND THEN GOING THROUGH SUNDAY AND INTO EARLY ON THE FOURTH. I THINK IT’S RELATIVELY DRY FOR MOST OF US THAT SAID, HERE IN SOUTH OF THE RIVER THERE WILL STILL BE THE CHANCE FOR A COUPLE OF DOWNPOURS. SO HERE’S KIND OF YOUR HOLIDAY WEEKEND FORECAST MORNING RAIN ON SATURDAY AND THEN HOT SUNSHINE BY AFTERNOON AND BECAUSE THIS FRONT MAY PUSH JUST FAR ENOUGH SOUTH OF US, WE MAY EVEN GET IN ON SUNDAY IF WE’RE LUCKY A LITTLE DIP IN THE HUMIDITY. IT MAY NOT BE REFRESHING LIKE IT WAS EARLIER IN THE WEEK, BUT NOT AS BAD AS IT IS CURRENTLY. WARM SUNSHINE ON SUNDAY AND THEN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY WE’LL NEED TO KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR THUNDERSTORM COMPLEXES LATE MONDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING. I THINK MONDAY COULD BRING US SOME NASTIER WEATHER ESPECIALLY LATE. SO WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS FRONT STALLING OUT OVER THE REGION AND IT JUST DEPENDS ON EXACTLY THE PROXIMITY TO US AND IT APPEARS AT LEAST SATURDAY AFTERNOON THROUGH EARLY ON THE 4TH. THIS FRONT PUSHES FAR ENOUGH SOUTH INTO KENTUCKY THAT IT GIVES US AT LEAST A LITTLE WINDOW OR LARGER WINDOW. A DRYER WEATHER CONDITIONS NOW IT IS SOUPY OUTSIDE TONIGHT DEW POINTS IN THE UPPER 60S TO RIGHT AROUND 70 DEGREES SO STEAMY TONIGHT STILL HUMID ON YOUR SATURDAY, BUT SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY AGAIN, WE MAY GET A LITTLE NUDGE OF DRIER AIR IN HERE TO MAKE IT FEEL A LITTLE MORE COMFORTABLE BEFORE IT TURNS HOT AND STEAMY AGAIN ON INDEPENDENCE DAY. HERE’S FUTURECAST NOTICE AS WE GO THROUGH THE NIGHT. YOU SEE HOW THOSE DOWNPOURS KIND OF BLOW UP OUT OF NOWHERE AND THEN THEY AWAY, THAT KEEPS HAPPENING THROUGH LUNCHTIME ON SATURDAY AFTER LUNCHTIME NOTICE HOW I GET PRETTY QUIET ACROSS THE AREA BUT IN OUR SOUTH KEEP A LOOK OUT, THERE STILL CAN BE A FEW PASSING DOWNPOURS AND AS FAR NORTH AS THE OHIO RIVER, EVEN THERE’S THE CHANCE FOR A LITTLE BIT OF SPRINKLE OR SPOTTY RAIN ACTION, BUT I THINK OVERALL IT’S PRETTY DRY SATURDAY EVENING AFTERNOON THROUGH AT LEAST EARLY ON MONDAY. IT’S NOT TO SAY IT WILL BE DRY FOR EVERYONE. SO 79 OUTSIDE AT THE MOMENT TEMPERATURES GENERALLY IN THE UPPER 70S TO RIDE AROUND 80. IT’S GOING TO BE A WARM NIGHT WITH THE HIGH LEVELS OF HUMIDITY ONLY DOWN TO 71 BY MORNING AGAIN. DON’T BE SURPRISED. YOU HEAR SOME RAIN OR YOU HEAR A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OVERNIGHT BEST CHANCE FOR RAIN ON YOUR SATURDAY IS THE FIRST HALF OF THE DAY AND THEN IT’S DRY AND HOT FOR THE AFTERNOON. YOU’RE SEVEN DAY FORECAST. MIKE AND SHRI SHAKING OUT LIKE THIS AGAIN THUNDERSTORM CHANCES INCREASE AGAIN LATE ON THE FOURTH OF JULY AND THEN WE’RE KIND OF IN THAT HIT AND MISS STORM PATTERN. FOR MOST OF NEXT WEEK RIGH

The best chance for a downpour will come before noon Saturday.

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The best chance for a downpour will come before noon Saturday.


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Thousands without power as severe storms roll through Greater Cincinnati area



MUCH. IF YOU ARE JUST TUNING AND, WHAT A WEATHER DAY WE HAVE HAD. DRIVING IN AROUND 2:30 TODAY OVER DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI, YOU CAN JUST SEE THE DARK, DARK CLOUDS AND THEN IT HIT. THE WIND, THE HEAVY, HEAVY RAIN AND WE ARE STARTING TO SEE THE DAMAGE FROM AFTERNOON STORMS. MIKE: MAYBE ABOUT 45 AND ITS AGO AS WE STARTED HEARING MOST OF THE EMERGENCY CALLS. WE HEARD SKINNER TRAFFIC AND YOU HAVE TO WATCH WITH A SITUATION LIKE THIS. KEVIN SAID WILL NOT GET INFORMATION OF THE POTENTIAL TORNADO IN GOSHEN FOR QUITE SOME TIME BUT PEOPLE CLAIMED THEY HEARD ENTIRE NATO -- I’M GETTING WORD FROM A VIEWER NAMED ELITE WHO I KNOW VERY WELL OUT OF THE GOSHEN AREA THAT THE AREA ALONG 28 WHERE THERE IS A SKYLINE RESTAURANT, THERE’S ALL KINDS OF DESTRUCTION THERE. 101,000 CUSTOMERS RIGHT NOW WITHOUT POWER. WE ARE TALKING ABOUT A QUARTER OF A MILLION PEOPLE IN GREATER CINCINNATI. WE ARE GETTING ALL KINDS OF PHOTOS OF ALL KINDS OF AREAS INCLUDING LOVELAND WHERE YOU SAW MAJOR BIG THESE DOWN. >> JEFF TAYLOR WAS PRESAGING US PLEASE SEND US ANY DAMAGE OR VIDEO YOU SEND US ANY PICTURES, HELP US TELL THE STORY THERE WHERE THEY HAVE THESE BIG, BEAUTIFUL TREES, WITH POSSIBILITIES FOR DAMAGE AROUND THE KROGER OUT THERE IN LOVELAND AS WELL. LIKE WE SAY, ONE OF THE HARDEST HIT AREAS IS GOSHEN. OUR REPORTER, DANIEL DIDN’T DAC, HAS BEEN -- DANIELLE DINDAK, IN LIVE DRIVE 5. I DON’T KNOW IF YOU ARE IN GOSHEN, YET, BUT GIVE US AN IDEA OF WHAT YOU ARE SEEING. DANIELLE: THE DRIVE OUT HERE, I CAN’T STRESS THIS ENOUGH, HAS BEEN VERY DANGEROUS. ON THE WAY HERE WE HAVE SEEN A LOT OF SNAPPED TREES, ROADS WITH WATER ON IT. WE ARE ABOUT ONE HOUR AWAY FROM WHERE WE ARE GETTING REPORTS THAT MULTIPLE PEOPLE ARE TRAPPED IN A MOBILE HOME PARK. DRIVING HERE WE HAVE BEEN STUCK IN STANDSTILL TRAFFIC AND WE SAW A LOT OF EMERGENCY VEHICLES ZOOMING PAST US WITH DIFFERENT AMBULANCES COMING THE OPPOSITE WAY. AS YOU CAN SEE, KIND OF STANDSTILL TRAFFIC AS WE MAKE OUR WAY TO GOSHEN. IN THAT MOBILE HOME AREA WE ARE GETTING REPORTS OF A LOT OF ENTRAPMENT’S AND WE WILL MAKE SURE TO UPDATE YOU GUYS ON WHAT WE SEE. MIKE: ALL RIGHT, DANIELLE ABOUT ONE MILE AWAY FROM REPORTS WHERE THERE ARE REPORTS OF PEOPLE TRAPPED IN A MOBILE HOME PARK. AGAIN, WE ARE ASKING YOU TO HELP TELL THE WEATHER STORY. NEWS DESKS@WLWT.COM, WE LIKE TO LET PEOPLE IN KNOW, GIVE THEM A WARNING. 2:30, THREE :00, THE WITCHING HOUR WHEN EVERYTHING WAS GOING ON YOU WERE GETTING CALLS FROM POLICE SOURCES ABOUT SOMETHING THAT COULD HAVE BEEN VERY DANGEROUS IN CINCINNATI. SHEREE: IT SOUNDED LIKE A BARGE BROKE LOOSE AND WAS HEADED TOWARDS THE BRENT SPENCE RIDGE. -- PAGE. THERE WAS A HUGE CONCERN --. -- BRIDGE. TODD, GIVE US AN IDEA, WHAT WERE YOU SEEING BEHIND YOU, THERE? TODD: A REAL DOOZY OF A DAY. I’M STEPPING OUT OF THE WAY SO MY VIDEOGRAPHER, HENRY GRIFFITH, CAN SHOW WHAT WE ARE SEEING RIGHT NOW. JUST TO THE WEST OF THE BRENT SPENCE BRIDGE, TOWARDS NORTHERN KENTUCKY, YOU CAN SEE THE REMNANTS OF ONE SECTION OF A BARGE. I UNDERSTAND WE’RE WERE -- AS I UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED, ANOTHER VESSEL WAS HEADED UPRIVER AND WHAT THE SITUATION LOOKED LIKE AS WE CROSSED TO GET INTO POSITION, THERE WAS ANOTHER SECTION OF THE BARGE I NOTICED THAT EXTENDED FURTHER TOWARDS THE OHIO RIVER. THAT WAS 25, 30 MINUTES AGO. FROM WHAT I UNDERSTAND I WAS ABLE TO REACH OUT TO THE COVINGTON POLICE DEPARTMENT AND GOT SOME GOOD INFORMATION THERE AND IT APPEARS THAT THE TUG THAT I SAW TOOK THE ONE SECTION PROTRUDING SIDEWAYS INTO THE RIVER, MANAGED TO GET IT AWAY AND INTO SAFETY, WHEREVER IT NEEDED TO BE, AND WHAT WE ARE LOOKING AT NOW APPEARS TO BE THE OTHER SECTION OF THE BARGE THAT IS PROPERLY MOORED TO THE SHORELINE ON THE OHIO SIDE. CONVOLUTED WITH TWO MOVING PARTS, APPARENTLY. PRESUMABLY THE STORM MUST HAVE SENT IT SIDEWAYS BUT IT WAS NOT THE KIND OF SCENE YOU WANT TO SEE HEADED WEST, KNOWING THAT THE BRENT SPENCE MIGHT HAVE TO BE SHUT DOWN ON -- AT SOME POINT BECAUSE OF A BARGE ON THE LOOSED -- LOOSE. THE LIEUTENANT I SPOKE TO INDICATED THAT THINGS ARE UNDER CONTROL NOW, GOOD NEWS CONSIDERING THE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF COMMUTERS THAT RELY ON THE BRIDGE DAILY. LOOKS LIKE WE HAVE AVOIDED WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE LATEST HEADACHE. LOOKS LIKE THAT TOW BOAT IS JUST CRUISING BACK TOWARDS THE SAWYER POINT AREA, HEADED UPSTREAM. CERTAINLY MOMENTS OF DRAMA REACHING OUT TO THE COAST GUARD AND THE KENTUCKY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND OH. AS WELL, GOING TO REACH OUT TO CINCINNATI FIRE IN A SECOND. THIS IS ALL DEVELOPING REALLY QUICKLY. THE KEY TAKE AWAY IS THAT THE NEWS SEEMS TO BE ENCOURAGING AND THINGS ARE NOT AS BAD AS WHAT WE FIRST BOUGHT THEY COULD HAVE BEEN. SHEREE: TODD, THANK YOU FOR THE UPDATE. A BUSY AFTERNOON AND THE THING IMPACTING SO MANY OF YOU ARE THESE POWER OUTAGES. DUKE ENERGY CONFIRMING 100 ONE HOMES AND BUSINESSES, CUSTOMERS, WITHOUT POWER RIGHT NOW AND THIS IS JUST A COUPLE OF WEEKS AFTER THEY WERE DEALING WITH 100 AND 60,000 POWER OUTAGES. MIKE: 75,000 IF YOU LOOK AROUND THE METRO AREA, 25,000 IN NORTHERN KENTUCKY. LET’S BRING KEVIN ROBINSON BACK IN. LET’S TALK MORE ABOUT THE SITUATION IN GOSHEN. YOU DON’T GET CONFIRMATION ON TORNADO UNTIL THE EXPERTS COME IN, BUT A LOT OF PEOPLE SAID THEY SAW SOMETHING TOUCH DOWN JUDGING FROM REPORTS OF DISRUPTION IT APPEARS LIKELY. -- DESTRUCTION IT APPEARS LIKELY. KEVIN: IT APPEARS THAT WE DID HAVE A BRIEF BUT INTENSE TORNADO FOR A FEW MINUTES. IT’S RARE AND IT DOESN’T HAPPEN OFTEN BECAUSE FOR THE MOST PART THESE ARE RUN-OF-THE-MILL SONOROUS STORMS BUT OCCASIONALLY IF YOU CAN GET ENOUGH AOUND REES TO INTERACT, YOU WILL GET THAT ONE AND A THOUSAND CHANCE FOR A SPIN UP TORNADO AND THAT’S BASICALLY WHAT HAPPENED. TALKING ABOUT WHAT OCCURRED HERE, ADAM IS TAKING US BACK ON THE RADAR. HERE’S THE COMMUNITY, GOSHEN. NOTICE BEFORE WE WERE DEALING WITH NASTY THUNDERSTORMS, RIGHT? THERE IS A BOUNDARY IT SEEMS RIGHT IN HERE AND WATCH WHAT HAPPENS, TAKE IT FORWARD AND YOU WILL NOTICE ALL OF A SUDDEN THERE SEEMS TO BE SOME KIND OF CIRCULATION THAT HAS COME TOGETHER AND YOU GET A BRIEF TORNADO THAT TRAVELED THROUGH, I SHOULD SAY, UNCONFIRMED TORNADO AT THIS POINT. IN ALL LIKELIHOOD IT SOUNDS LIKE TORNADO, HERE. MOVING TOWARDS CLERMONT COUNTY FROM GOSHEN TO THE NEWTON’S AREA. NOTICE THAT WE LOSE THE TIGHT CIRCULATION? IT’S ONLY THERE FOR A FEW MINUTES AND THEN IT BECOMES MORE BROAD AND WE GET THE POTENTIAL FOR STRONG WINDS. TRANSITIONING WHAT WAS -- AWAY FROM WHAT WAS IN ALL LIKELIHOOD A BRIEF TORNADO TO STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS AS IT WORKED ITS WAY TO THE EAST. NOW WHAT WE HAVE HAPPENING FOR THE REST OF THE AREA IS WE ARE STILL DEALING WITH SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS. PARTICULARLY FOR THOSE OF YOU OUT HERE IN PARTS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY DOWN INTO ADAMS COUNTY. SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS ARE IN EFFECT AND WE ARE STILL DEALING WITH STRONG WIND. YOU CAN SEE HOW FAR AHEAD OF THIS LINE OF STORMS THE WEATHER SERVICE IS. STILL DEALING WITH SEVERE WEATHER AND SEVERE WIND. NO TORNADO WARNINGS BUT DOWN HERE IN MAYSVILLE, THE STRONG WIND IS RIGHT ON TOP OF YOU AT THE MOMENT. WANT TO CHECK ON THAT VELOCITY FOR A MOMENT? CAN WE GET AN ESTIMATE ON THE WIND SPEEDS? YES, ON THE LEADING EDGE, KEEP IN MIND THAT BECAUSE WE ARE STAYING FURTHER AWAY FROM THE ACTUAL RADAR SITE, REMEMBER THE EARTH IS CURVED AND ONCE IT GETS FARTHER AWAY YOU SEE HIGHER UP INTO IT. WE ARE SEEING WIND IS STILL ON THE ORDER OF 40 TO 50 MILES PER HOUR WITH THIS. SO THERE IS PROBABLY STILL ENOUGH TO BRING DOWN TREES AND BRANCHES, RESULTING IN SPOTTY POWER OUTAGES AROUND THE AREA. I’M FAIRLY CONFIDENT BUT WE WILL FIND WORKING OUR WAY THROUGH THE EVENING IS THAT THE GOSHEN EVENT WAS ONE OF THOSE RARE OCCURRENCES WHERE EVERYTHING CAME TOGETHER TO SUPPORT TORNADIC ACTIVITY BUT ALL IN ALL THESE ARE DAMAGING STRAIGHT-LINE WINDS THAT WE ARE MOST CONCERNED ABOUT THIS AFTERNOON AND RIGHT NOW THE WORST OF IT IS MOVING THROUGH THE PEOPLE’S COMMUNITY ALMOST OUT OF HIGHLAND COUNTY. LET’S TALK ABOUT THOSE FOLKS THERE. PAST YOU AT THE MOMENT, YOU CAN SEE HERE HOW WE HAD BROAD CIRCULATION. BROAD CIRCULATION HELPING TO DRIVE THESE STRONGER WINDS THROUGH THE REST OF HIGHLAND COUNTY AND ADAMS COUNTY AS WELL. ADAM, ARE YOU GETTING ADDITIONAL REPORTS FROM THE WEATHER SERVICE ? ADAM: TREES DOWN, WIND DOWN IN THE REGION AS WELL WITH MINOR TREE DAMAGE AND OBVIOUSLY GOSHEN BEING THE WORST OF IT. WE HAD ONE REPORT FROM HIGHLAND COUNTY OF A GUST OF 47 MILES PER HOUR CONFIRMED IN THE AREA NEIL -- NEAR HILLSBORO WHEN THE STORM WAS MOVING THROUGH EARLIER. OBVIOUSLY WE HAVE BEEN SEEING RADAR ESTIMATES HIGHER. TALKING ABOUT THESE RADARS GETTING FURTHER AWAY, HIGHER INTO THE STORM. STRONG WIND IS STILL THERE AND WE STILL NEED TO BE ON THE WATCH FOR THAT AND LIGHTNING, KEVIN. KEVIN: THANK YOU, I’M GOING TO SEND IT BACK TO THE TASK. GUY’S I’M SURE THE INFORMATION IS POURING IN FAST AND FOOT FURIOUS WITH WHAT’S HAPPENING IN THE GOSHEN COMMUNITY. FROM THE WEATHER STANDPOINT FOR THE FOLKS WONDERING WHAT’S HAPPENING, STRONG WIND IS THE CONCERN IN ADAMS COUNTY. FOR ANY OF Y

Thousands without power as severe storms roll through Greater Cincinnati area


Strong storms are rolling through the Greater Cincinnati area causing power outages and dangerous outside conditions. Duke Energy reports 55,873 people in the area are without power including more than 25,000 in Hamilton County and more than 17,000 without power in Clermont County.See Duke's Energy outage map here.Duke Energy said crews are starting to assess and restore service. Estimated times of restoration will be provided as they progress. A tornado warning has been issued for Clermont and Brown counties until 3:30 p.m. The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down near Goshen Township Wednesday afternoon. Residents sent in videos of blown over trees and property damage as storms continued into the late afternoon. A severe thunderstorm watch was issued for the Greater Cincinnati region until 7 p.m. Severe thunderstorm warningsSevere thunderstorm warning issued for Brown County, Clermont County, Hamilton County, Boone County, Campbell County, Grant County, Gallatin County, Kenton County, Owen County, Pendleton County, Dearborn County, Ohio County, Ripley County, Switzerland County until 3:30 p.m.

CINCINNATI —

Strong storms are rolling through the Greater Cincinnati area causing power outages and dangerous outside conditions.

Duke Energy reports 55,873 people in the area are without power including more than 25,000 in Hamilton County and more than 17,000 without power in Clermont County.

See Duke's Energy outage map here.

Duke Energy said crews are starting to assess and restore service. Estimated times of restoration will be provided as they progress.

A tornado warning has been issued for Clermont and Brown counties until 3:30 p.m.

The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado touched down near Goshen Township Wednesday afternoon.

Residents sent in videos of blown over trees and property damage as storms continued into the late afternoon.

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A severe thunderstorm watch was issued for the Greater Cincinnati region until 7 p.m.

Severe thunderstorm warnings

  • Severe thunderstorm warning issued for Brown County, Clermont County, Hamilton County, Boone County, Campbell County, Grant County, Gallatin County, Kenton County, Owen County, Pendleton County, Dearborn County, Ohio County, Ripley County, Switzerland County until 3:30 p.m.

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By Meteorologist Randi Rico

Hot Day for Clean Up



IS OUT AND OTHER PLACES THE POWER IS STILL ON THREE HOUSES DOWN RANDI WAS SAYING. RANDI: AT OUR HOUSE WE GOT THE POWER BACK WITHIN THE LAST HOUR OR SO WHICH IS NICE. MY SON WAS HEADED TO A BIRTHDAY PARTY LAST NIGHT AND PROBABLY 10 KIDS THERE AND PRETTY MUCH EVERY FAMILY OF THE KID ATTENDING THE POWERS, THE FAMILY AT HOME DIDN'T HAVE POWER BUT THE PARTY HAVING THE POWER HAD -- BUT THE HOUSE HAVING THE PARTY HAD POWER. KELLY: AND MAYBE YOU KNOW SOMEONE WHERE YOU COULD CHARGE YOUR PHONES AND THEY CAN COMMUNICATE WITH PEOPLE AND YOU HEARD RANDI TALKING TO MIANA BUT HOW INCREDIBLE IT IS PEOPLE WANT TO HELP OUT. ALANNA: PEOPLE IN POWER OUTAGES HAVE A HARD TIME. WE HAVE TO GO UP SIX FLIGHTS. RANDI: THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY WILL STAY WITH US AND STILL KICKING TODAY. BRING WATER BOTTLES IF YOU ARE HEADED OUT TO ANY OF THOSE AREAS TO HELP OUT WITH THE RELIEF. IT'S GOING TO STAY VERY MUGGY. DEW POINTS IN THE 730'S AND THERE'S A TROPICAL FEEL THAT REMAINS. THE BRIGHT SPOT IS WE AREN'T LOOKING AT RAIN AND THAT WON'T HELP OUT AS PROVIDING RELIEF BUT DOESN'T HINDER OUR RELIEF EFFORTS. VERY MUGGY TODAY WITH A MINIMAL RAIN THREAT, MAYBE A STRAIGHT SHOWER OR STORM AND THOSE WILL BE FOCUSED TO THE SOUTH AND WEST OF CINCINNATI VERSUS AREAS TO THE EAST THAT HAVE THE MOST EXTENSIVE CLEANUP IN THOSE AREAS OF CLERMONT COUNTY. AS FAR AS THE FORECAST GOES FOR TODAY, YOU CAN SEE CURRENTLY WELL BACK INTO SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF INDIANA IS WHERE WE HAVE THE STORMS AND THEY ARE TRAILING TO THE SOUTH AND EAST. LOUISVILLE HAS A MUCH BETTER CHANCE AT SEEING RAIN TODAY VERSUS CINCINNATI. BUT IF YOU ARE IN OUR AREA, ANYWHERE SOUTH AND WEST OF CINCINNATI THAT'S WHERE WE HAVE THE CHANCE FOR A PASSING DOWNPOUR OR STRAY THUNDERSTORM. RIGHT NOW ALL IS QUIET AND VERY MUGGY, MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AND 74 DEGREES. THE PLANNER FOR THE DAY, YOU SEE HOW THE HEAT BUILDS FAIRLY QUICKLY AND BY THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON IT'S AROUND 90 AND WILL FEEL LIKE 100 IN THE SHADE. WE'LL HAVE CLOUDS AROUND AND HOPEFULLY WILL HELP A LITTLE BIT BUT IT'S GOING TO BE A DAY FULL OF HARD WORK. MAKE SURE YOU TAKE BREAKS AND STAY HYDRATED IT IF YOU ARE HELPING OUT WITH THE CLEANUP EFFORTS. YOU SEE MINIMAL RAIN CHANCES FOR US TODAY AND MOST OF THE DAY IS A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS AND THEN IT WILL BE SOUTH AND WEST BUT CLOSER TO LOUISVILLE. BUT AS WE GET TO THE EVENING, 7:00 OR 8:00, SOME OF THE RAIN GETS CLOSER TO CINCINNATI. AN ISOLATED SHOWER OR STORM A POSSIBILITY BUT FOR MOST OF US OUR RAIN CHANCES WILL HOLD OFF UNTIL TOMORROW. BY TOMORROW MORNING I'D EXPECT TO SEE SOME AREAS OF SCATTERS SHOWERS AND YOU SEE THE THUNDERSTORM WITH US INTO THE EVENING AND COULD HAVE HEAVY RAIN AND DECENT LIGHTNING AND GUSTY WINDS WITH IT AS WELL BUT ALSO IS THE FRONT THAT WILL CLEAR THE AREA AND DROP THE HUMIDITY OFF FOR US IN TIME FOR THE WEEKEND. HOT AND HUMID. FEELS LIKE 100 AND ISOLATED STORMS ARE A POSSIBILITY BUT MOST OF US GET THROUGH THE DAY TOTALLY DRY. TOMORROW WE'RE RIGHT BACK TO WEATHER IMPACT DAY, SCATTERED RAIN IN THE MORNING AND WIDESPREAD LATER AND THE COMFORTABLE AREAS HERE FOR THE WEEKEND WITH THE NICE HUMIDITY DROP AND TEMPERATURE DROP FOR SATURDAY A

The storms take a break but the heat and humidity stick around.

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The storms take a break but the heat and humidity stick around.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/hot-day-for-clean-up/feed/ 0 Less humid, drier weather returns https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/less-humid-drier-weather-returns/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/less-humid-drier-weather-returns/#respond Mon, 10 Jul 2023 04:11:16 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=165024

Less humid, drier weather returns

Showers to start on Saturday, but drier weather and less humid conditions make a comeback!



WEATHER NOW BECAUSE WE HAVE SOME DECENT NEWS IN THE WEATHER DEPARTMENT. YES, SUNSHINE GETTING BACK IN THE BUREAU IT BEEN WAITING. I KNOW A STORMY WEEK JUST SEEMED LIKE IT WAS NEVER ENDING. SO WE’RE GONNA GET INTO A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK HERE A LOT NICER FOR GETTING OUTSIDE. MAYBE YOU’RE VOLUNTEERING WITH SOME OF THE CLEANUP EFFORTS AND GOSHEN AND AROUND THE WLWT VIEWING AREA TODAY AND ED IS LOOKING LIKE A GOOD DAY TO DO THAT. WE DO HAVE A FEW LINGERING SHOWERS RIGHT NOW, BUT THEY’RE NOT GOING TO BE HERE. ALL DAY SO YOU KNOW THOSE OF US DO SEE RAIN’S NOT GOING TO BE RAINING TOO HEAVILY. SO RIGHT NOW OUR LEBANON CAMERA SHOWING THOSE OVERCAST SKIES. YOU’VE GOT SOME WET PAVEMENT THERE EVIDENCE OF SOME EARLIER RAIN SHOWERS, BUT YOU CAN SEE HERE MOST OF WHAT WE’RE DEALING WITH FAIRLY LIGHT TO LOCALLY MODERATE RAINFALL GOT SOME SPRINKLES A LITTLE FURTHER NORTH OF THE 275 LOOP BUT MOST OF THOSE STUDY SHOWERS ARE FURTHER SOUTH OF THE 71 75 SPLIT. SO YOU HEAD OUT TOWARDS 27 AND MORGAN, KENTUCKY. WE’VE GOT HIT LIGHT TO MODERATE SHOWERS CERTAINLY PICKS UP A BIT AS YOU HAD OUT TOWARDS CORDOVA CORINTH PLACES INTO NATALIE, ESPECIALLY ALONG 75 AS YOU HEAD SOUTH OF WILLIAMSTOWN, BUT FURTHER WEST LETS UP A BIT MORE BEFORE WE SEE SOME MORE HIT AND MISS SHOWERS ALONG 71 AS YOU HEAD OUT PAST PHOEBE AND WHEATLEY EVEN MOXLEY SEEING SOME LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN SHOWERS NOW HIT MISS SPRINKLES HERE DEVELOPING A LITTLE FURTHER NORTH AND WESTERN UNION COUNTY FRANKLIN COUNTY, INDIANA, AND I THINK THOSE FILL IN A LITTLE BIT MORE HERE OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS. WE WILL SEE THOSE SWING FURTHER OFF TO THE EAST AND SOUTHEAST AND DEALING WITH CONTINUED SHOWERS AT LEAST THROUGH THE MIDDAY HOURS TODAY. THAT’S THANKS TO THIS LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM OVERHEAD. THAT’S GOING TO KEEP THE ACTIVE WEATHER AROUND FOUR OF THE TIME BEING BUT HIGH PRESSURE BUILDING IN BEHIND IT AND THAT’S A NICE DRY AIR MASK GONNA KEEP THE CLOUD COVER OUT AND IT’S ALSO GOING TO LESSEN OUR RAIN CHANCES HERE AS WE GO THROUGH TODAY NOW FIELD HUMID OUT THERE RIGHT NOW, BUT I THINK IT FEELS BETTER THAN THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS. SO THE LAST TWO DAYS FELT MORE TROPICAL AND TODAY, YOU KNOW, I THINK MORE TOLERABLE HUMIDITY LEVELS NOW THAT CHANGES FOR US AS WE PROGRESS THROUGH TODAY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND INTO TOMORROW DRIER AIR IS GOING TO START TO FILTER IN FROM THE NORTH AND SEE IT’S ALREADY IN TOLEDO PLACES THROUGH LIMON, FORT WAYNE, INDIANA, AND THAT IS HEADED OUR DIRECTION. SO LESS HUMID BY THE SECOND HALF OF TODAY HIGHS GET YOU AROUND 79 80, I THINK MORE LIKELY FEELING 80 IF YOU HAVE SUNSHINE A LITTLE BIT EARLIER TODAY NOW, WE ARE GOING TO BE COOLER THAN THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS, BUT I THINK IT’S GONNA FEEL REALLY REFRESHING FOR US AND ESPECIALLY OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AND WE CAN GET RID OF THESE CLOUDS. SO YOUR FUTURECAST FOR THE MORNING SHOWS CONTINUED OFF AND ON SHOWERS COVERAGE HERE WAY TOO HIGH. SO I THINK COVERAGE LOOKING A LITTLE BIT LESS THAN THAT AS YOU HAD THROUGH THE MIDDAY HOURS TODAY AND THEN JUST SOME SPRINKLES, ESPECIALLY SOUTH AND EAST OF CINCINNATI BETWEEN NOON AND THREE NOW BY THIS POINT IN THE DAY SUNSHINE’S ALREADY BUILDING IN FROM THE NORTH. SO I THINK IF YOU LIVE NORTH OF CINCINNATI, YOU’VE GOT A PRETTY GOOD SHOT AT SEEING SOME SUN BETWEEN ABOUT ONE AND THREE O’CLOCK TODAY AND THEN EVERYONE LOOKING AT SOME SUN BETWEEN THREE AND SIX SO OUT OF THE CLOUDS BACK UNDER SOME SUNSHINE REALLY GOOD END OF THE DAY HERE AND OVERNIGHT TONIGHT. WE’RE GONNA STICK WITH THOSE CLEAR SKY, SO A NICE CLEAR OVERNIGHT. IT’S GONNA BE A GOOD NIGHT FOR BEING OUTDOORS AND THAT’S GONNA SET US UP FOR A BRIGHT STAR TO YOUR SUNDAY TONIGHT. WE GET TO 62 DEGREES. IT’S GONNA BE A REALLY COMFORTABLE NIGHT GOOD NIGHT TO OPEN THE WINDOWS THEN FOR TOMORROW WE HAVE ABOUT 84 IN AND OVERALL VERY SEASONABLE DAY. SO GOOD DAY TO BE OUTSIDE CLOSE OUT THE WEEKEND. ENJOY IT THOUGH BECAUSE THE HEAT IS BACK, ESPECIALLY ESPECIALLY BY MONDAY AND TUESDAY. LOOKING AT SOME LOW 90S RETURNING HUMIDITY THAT’S GOING TO BE AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT THAT BRINGS US A FEW EVENING STORMS ON TUESDAY WHETHER IMPACT DAY THERE BUT WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY SOME BEAUTIFUL WEATHER BACK TO MORE SEA

Less humid, drier weather returns

Showers to start on Saturday, but drier weather and less humid conditions make a comeback!


Showers to start on Saturday, but drier weather and less humid conditions make a comeback!

Showers to start on Saturday, but drier weather and less humid conditions make a comeback!


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/less-humid-drier-weather-returns/feed/ 0 Isolated showers last into Sunday https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/isolated-showers-last-into-sunday/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/isolated-showers-last-into-sunday/#respond Mon, 10 Jul 2023 04:05:34 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=210965

Isolated showers last into Sunday

Slightly cooler air with isolated rain rain chances are hanging around into Sunday with more dry time returning into the first half of the workweek



RADAR. OTHERWISE, RAINFALL IMPACTS AS WE GO THROUGH TOMORROW. I’M KEEPING AN EYE ON THE LOW IT. AS I MENTIONED, WE’LL STILL HAVE A FEW ISOLATED SCATTERED SHOWERS, MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER, BUT OVERALL, NOT AS IMPACTFUL AS WHAT WE SAW TODAY. AND THEN WE GO INTO A PRETTY DRY STRETCH EVEN WEDNESDAY. I HAVE ON THE LOW END, BUT IT’S REALLY FOR KIND OF LATE EVENING, LATE MAY INTO WEDNESDAY. SO REALLY A GOOD PORTION OF THAT DAY IS LOOKING DECENTLY DRY FOR US. SOME THINGS CHANGE, BUT I DON’T SEE THAT HAPPENING RIGHT NOW. SO WE’LL KEEP IT SEMI MILD, SEMI KIND OF HUMOR IT OUT THERE FOR TONIGHT JUST BECAUSE OF TODAY’S RAINFALL. MILD WEATHER AND THEN WILL KEEP IT GOING IN THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING. BUT THEN BY THE AFTERNOON, EVENING HOURS, IT’S GOING TO BE FEELING A LOT BETTER FOR US AS THOSE DEW POINTS THAT HUMIDITY KIND OF LOWERS AND CLEARS OUT OF OUR REGION. SO AS WE LOOK AT FUTURE CAST, A FEW ISOLATED SCATTERED SHOWERS OUT THERE EAST. NOTICE ON FUTURE CASTS, IT’S NOT REALLY TOO EAGER ABOUT TOMORROW’S RAIN EITHER. AND SO THAT IS A GOOD SIGHT TO SEE AS WE KIND OF GO THROUGHOUT THE DAY. IT’S KIND OF JUST PUTTING A FEW OF THOSE ISOLATED CELLS, SHOWERS OUT THERE IN THE FORECAST. BUT I THINK ESPECIALLY BY THE EVENING, ONCE WE GET TOWARDS TCU. WELL, TIME FOR THE GOLD CUP COMPETITION. THE SOCCER MATCHES THAT WE HAVE GOING ON AT TCU, WELL, THINGS ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING A LOT BETTER FOR US OUT THERE CURRENTLY, SEVENTIES, RIGHT AROUND 70 DEGREES IN HARRISON, 71 IN CINCINNATI, 69 IN FLORENCE. AND AS I MENTIONED, WE GO THROUGH THE REST OF THE OVERNIGHT TEMPERATURES NOT REALLY CHANGING A WHOLE LOT. IN FACT, I THINK WE’LL BE ON MORE OF THE DRY SIDE AS WE GET DOWN INTO AROUND MID SIXTIES BY TOMORROW MORNING. AND THEN IT’S JUST A SCATTERED OF SHOWER AND POSSIBLE THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY AS WE HAVE TEMPERATURES THAT ONLY GET INTO THE LOWER EIGHTIES AND BASICALLY WHERE WE’LL START TO MATCH ONE AND TOMORROW AT TCU. WELL THAT 5:00 START TIME FOR THE FIRST MATCH AND THEN IT’S US CANADA FOR MATCH TWO AT 730. EXPECT THOSE TEMPERATURES INTO THE SEVENTIES OTHERWISE SEVEN DAY FORECAST LIKE I MENTIONED WILL KEEP IT DRY FOR THE FIRST

Isolated showers last into Sunday

Slightly cooler air with isolated rain rain chances are hanging around into Sunday with more dry time returning into the first half of the workweek

Slightly cooler air with isolated rain rain chances are hanging around into Sunday with more dry time returning into the first half of the workweek

Slightly cooler air with isolated rain rain chances are hanging around into Sunday with more dry time returning into the first half of the workweek


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/isolated-showers-last-into-sunday/feed/ 0 Clearing and drying today https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/clearing-and-drying-today/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/clearing-and-drying-today/#respond Mon, 10 Jul 2023 04:05:22 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=211014

Clearing and drying today

Skies clear and dry through tonight. Look for lower humidity, too!



YEAH, ALL THE GOOD STUFF. AND I THINK WE’RE GOING TO START THE WORKWEEK OUT ON A REALLY NICE NOTE AS WELL. WE’RE STILL LOOKING AT SOME VERY HAZY SKIES HERE OVER THE HILLS OF CINCINNATI. THAT IS A LOT OF THE HUMIDITY THAT STILL LINGERING HERE OVER DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI INTO MOST OF THE GREATER CINCINNATI AREA. BUT AS WE GO THROUGH TODAY, THAT IMPROVES, IT CLEARS ON OUT AND THINGS ARE GOING TO FEEL A LOT MORE REFRESHING. I THINK, ESPECIALLY BY TOMORROW MORNING, ARE STILL LOOKING AT SOME DOWNPOURS HERE POPPING UP OVER SOUTHERN ADAMS COUNTY. OTHERWISE, WE’RE DRY HERE OUT TO THE WEST. SO I’LL TAKE YOU TO THAT. RIGHT NOW WE HAVE THE DOWNPOURS SOUTH OF WEST UNION ALONG 52. SO MANCHESTER, YOU’RE GETTING RAINED ON PRETTY GOOD RIGHT NOW. IT’S GOING TO PASS JUST SOUTH OF WEST UNION. AND THEN EAST OF THAT, WE HAVE ANOTHER LITTLE DOWNPOUR AND ANOTHER ONE STILL HERE AS YOU HEAD SOUTH OF 125. SO HIT AND MISS. THEY’RE ALL ASSOCIATED WITH A COLD FRONT WHICH WILL CONTINUE TO MOVE EAST OF THE AREA. BUT AS LONG AS THAT COLD FRONTS IN THE REGION, IT’S GOING TO SERVE AS A SOURCE FOR POP UP DOWNPOURS AS WE HEAD THROUGH THE MID AFTERNOON, EVEN AS LATE AS 3:00 TODAY. BEHIND IT, WE’RE WATCHING HIGH PRESSURE. SO THAT’S GOING TO CONTINUE TO BUILD IN BEHIND THIS FRONT. AND THAT’S WHAT’S GOING TO BRING US THE NICER WEATHER. SO IT’S GOING TO HELP TO CLEAR THE CLOUDS OUT. IT’S GOING TO HELP TO DROP THE HUMIDITY A LITTLE BIT HERE AS WE HEAD TOWARDS TONIGHT. IN FACT, PLACES NORTH WEST OF CINCINNATI ALREADY FEELING SOME PRETTY REFRESHING DEW POINTS. DEW POINTS ARE A WAY THAT WE MEASURE HUMIDITY IN THE WEATHER WORLD AND MOISTURE IN THE AIR. AND THAT’S EXACTLY WHAT WE’RE SEEING. DRIER CONDITIONS UP NORTHWEST AROUND CHICAGO AND EVEN INDIANAPOLIS, 59 TO 64 DEW POINTS THERE. SO THAT’S THE RANGE WHERE IT STARTS TO FEEL MORE COMFORTABLE AND THAT IS HEADING OUR DIRECTION STILL FEELING A BIT HUMID HERE IN CINCINNATI AND POINTS EAST WHERE IT’S RAINING PRETTY HEAVILY RIGHT NOW. IT ACTUALLY FEELS QUITE TROPICAL. SO LESS HUMIDITY AS WE HEAD TOWARDS TONIGHT. I THINK BY THIS EVENING AND EVEN INTO MONDAY, IT’S GOING TO FEEL PRETTY COMFORTABLE, POSSIBLY EVEN REFRESHING FOR SOME CITIES, IF YOU WANT TO SAY THAT AS YOU GO TOWARDS THE EARLY MORNING HOURS WHEN THINGS ARE A LITTLE BIT MORE COOL, TODAY, WE GET 81 FOR THE HIGH. SO MUCH COOLER THAN THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS WILL HAVE. CLEARING AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE SECOND HALF OF THE AFTERNOON. I’LL SHOW YOU THAT DOME FEATURE CAST COUPLE OF SPOTTY SHOWERS HERE OVER THE NEXT FEW HOURS AND I WOULD SAY BETWEEN 12 AND THREE, WE’RE GOING TO SEE LESS SHOWER COVERAGE OVERALL. SO HIT AND MISS SHOWERS AGAIN, PRIMARILY EAST OF CINCINNATI THROUGH THREE AT THE LATEST. AND THEN THE CLOUDS ARE REALLY GOING TO START TO CLEAR OUT. SO BY 6:00 TONIGHT, WE SHOULD BE UNDER MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES HERE. IT’S GOING TO BE A NICE UNTIL SUNDAY, MOSTLY CLEAR FOR THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. AND THAT MEANS A SUNNY START TO YOUR MONDAY. SO OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, WE GET 62 FOR THE LOW, MOSTLY CLEAR SKIES. NORTHWEST WINDS PULLING IN THAT LOWER HUMIDITY AND THEN FOR YOUR MONDAY, WE’RE LOOKING AT 83 FOR THE HIGH SUNSHINE. VERY COMFORTABLE CONDITIONS OVERALL. WE HAVE THE GOLD CUP MATCHES AT TCU WELL TONIGHT. SO IF YOU’RE HEADED TO THAT REALLY NICE WEATHER TO LOOK FORWARD TO HERE, I THINK MATCH ONE KICK OFF TEMPERATURES RIGHT AROUND 80 AND THEN WE SHOULD BE AT ABOUT 75 AS YOU HEAD TOWARDS THE START OF MATCH TWO. SO SUNSHINE, THE CLEARING SKIES FOR BOTH MATCHES AND A HUMIDITY WILL CONTINUE TO DROP AS WE HEAD TOWARDS THE EVENING HOURS. NOW, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY GETS HOT AGAIN. I THINK THESE ARE GOING TO BE OUR TWO DAYS THAT WE’RE CLOSE TO 90 DEGREES AND THEN BY WEDNESDAY NIGHT, CLOUDS ARE GOING TO START TO MOVE BACK IN. AND WE’RE ALSO GOING TO BE LOOKING AT THE CHANCE FOR SOME SHOWERS, EVEN SOME THUNDERSTORMS. LOOKS LIKE BETTER OPPORTUNITIES BY THURSDAY, FRIDAY, WEATHER IMPACT DAYS, BOTH DAYS. AND IT LOOKS LIKE OF THE TWO DAYS THERE. FRIDAY WILL BE THE STORMY. STORMY. YES, IT’S MORE NUMEROUS SHOWERS AND STORMS AND THAT COULD EVEN CARRY IN

Clearing and drying today

Skies clear and dry through tonight. Look for lower humidity, too!

Skies clear and dry through tonight. Look for lower humidity, too!

Skies clear and dry through tonight. Look for lower humidity, too!


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/07/10/clearing-and-drying-today/feed/ 0 NOAA recorded annual increase in atmospheric levels of methane https://cincylink.com/2023/07/09/noaa-recorded-annual-increase-in-atmospheric-levels-of-methane/ https://cincylink.com/2023/07/09/noaa-recorded-annual-increase-in-atmospheric-levels-of-methane/#respond Sun, 09 Jul 2023 04:11:26 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=165448

The National Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the annual increase in atmospheric methane during 2021 and found the largest annual increase ever recorded since systematic measurements began in 1983. Scientists estimate global methane emissions in 2021 are 15% higher than in the 1984-2006 period. That means a single year generated the amount of methane in one year that typically would be measured over a 22-year span.Methane has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. At least 25% of today’s global warming is driven by methane from human actions. Human actions from methane emissions are driven by the increase in population and demand for more meat. Agriculture is the predominant source of methane, but there are ways to stay ahead of dangerous methane output. Livestock emissions, yes cow feces and other gastrointestinal releases, account for roughly 32% of human-caused methane emissions. Economic development and urban migration have stimulated unprecedented demand for animal protein. There have been several specific diets in the last 30 years that are based around meat, as the primary protein and with the global population approaching 10 billion, this hunger is expected to increase by up to 70% by 2050. NOAA

The National Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the annual increase in atmospheric methane during 2021 and found the largest annual increase ever recorded since systematic measurements began in 1983. Scientists estimate global methane emissions in 2021 are 15% higher than in the 1984-2006 period. That means a single year generated the amount of methane in one year that typically would be measured over a 22-year span.

Methane has more than 80 times the warming power of carbon dioxide over the first 20 years after it reaches the atmosphere. At least 25% of today’s global warming is driven by methane from human actions. Human actions from methane emissions are driven by the increase in population and demand for more meat. Agriculture is the predominant source of methane, but there are ways to stay ahead of dangerous methane output. Livestock emissions, yes cow feces and other gastrointestinal releases, account for roughly 32% of human-caused methane emissions.

Economic development and urban migration have stimulated unprecedented demand for animal protein. There have been several specific diets in the last 30 years that are based around meat, as the primary protein and with the global population approaching 10 billion, this hunger is expected to increase by up to 70% by 2050. NOAA


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