Mother Nature has kept most of Saturday's storms just north of the Tri-State! A few downpours are still possible early tonight, mainly north of the Ohio River, but most of us will be staying dry for the rest of the holiday. Overnight, we will cool off into the low 70s for Sunday morning.
Most of the Tri-State will be dry Sunday morning, but a few spotty showers can't be ruled out. As we go through the afternoon, scattered storms will start to pop up and become more common into the evening. Severe weather is not much of a concern, but a few pockets of flash flooding can't be ruled out.
While a lot of us will get hit by some of this rain, there will be some dry areas too. We'll see more clouds than sunshine, and the heat starts to break, as we only warm into the mid 80s.
The mid 80s, which is average for early July, continue Monday and Tuesday. There will be a mix of sun and clouds with only a very small chance for rain both days.
While the weather stays cooler, the humidity will also drop a touch, helping to lower the heat index early in the week.
Wednesday will also be partly cloudy with mid 80s.
We could briefly push into the upper 80s Thursday afternoon with a small chance for rain.
Showers and storms look more likely Friday, helping to drop us back down into the mid 80s again.
OVERNIGHT
Partly cloudy
Isolated rain
Low: 70
SUNDAY
Mostly cloudy
Scattered storms
High: 86
SUNDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Drying out
Low: 69
MONDAY
Partly cloudy
Isolated rain
High: 84
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