After severe weather around the area, the overnight will see gradual clearing with lows staying warm near 70 degrees. While a Flood Watch still exist, I believe, our threat is over. The watch will likely be canceled early.
Tuesday will be very warm and muggy with temperatures climbing up to around 88° with a partly cloudy skies. However, we will have to watch another complex of storms which could threaten the Tri-State. Right now, the main pulse of storms looks to stay south towards Louisville, but we may see parts of the northern edge reach the Tri-State. Otherwise, we should be dry and muggy.
Wednesday is the hottest day of the week with a high temperature rising to 93 and nasty humidity, which will make it feel more like upper 90s and possibly as high as 102°. Skies should stay sunny.
Our next cold front arrives on Thursday, bringing another chance for showers and storms to the Ohio Valley, which could last into Friday as well.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Low: 70
TUESDAY
Clouds early, Mostly sunny
Afternoon chance
High: 88
TUESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Staying sticky
Low: 70
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