Damaging winds are the main concern tonight, followed by a fantastic weekend ahead.
Storms are expected from Friday afternoon into Saturday morning.
CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Storms are building across the Tri-State and will continue through the late evening into the early overnight hours. A few may turn strong or severe, with damaging winds posing the primary threat. Most of the region falls under a MARGINAL Risk, rated 1 out of 5 on the severe weather scale.
The storm risk will persist overnight, but most of the rain should move out by Saturday morning. Clouds may linger early before skies gradually clear in the afternoon. Highs will rise into the low to mid-70s, creating ideal conditions for outdoor activities like the Asian Food Fest, the Reds game, and the FC Cincinnati match.
Sunday will be equally pleasant, bringing more sunshine, lower humidity, and comfortable highs in the low 70s. It will provide a great end to the weekend.
Clouds will increase again on Monday as the next weather system approaches. Temperatures will briefly climb into the mid-80s, with thunderstorms expected to return late Monday night into early Tuesday morning. Some of these storms could become strong or severe, making it another situation to monitor.
Tuesday will remain warm and breezy, with highs in the low to mid-80s before colder air moves in. Scattered showers and storms may continue into Wednesday, followed by a sharp drop in temperatures through the end of next week. By Derby weekend, highs could stay in the 50s as much colder air settles over the area.
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