Today wass the nicest day we have seen in a week, but we are still sitting with temperatures cooler than normal. That will happen one more night before a nice warm up as we open up the work week.
All counties in the Tri-State, except Highland county, are in a FROST ADVISORY starting at midnight and lasting until 10 a.m. Sunday as temperatures will fall into the low to mid 30s. This is a heads up to protect outdoor plants that could get damaged because of the frost. Bring them in or cover them up! Highland county is in a Freeze Warning.
The average for this time of the year is 62° and we will be right at that on Sunday. We'll start off with clear skies, but clouds increase by the afternoon. The first bit of rain arrives after 1 p.m. There is a moment for a brief break until about 5 p.m. when a few more showers move in. The heaviest rain and potential for thunderstorms arrives after 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Monday's forecast for the Solar Eclipse is looking a lot better! As of now, there is the potential for partly cloudy skies. You can get more info on that fullEclipse Forecast here!
There is a FLOOD WARNING for the Ohio River at Cincinnati from Sunday morning to Tuesday morning. The river is expected to rise to 52 ft tomorrow morning. At this stage, you can expect flooding along Kellogg Ave near Coney Island, Public Landing, & Riverside Park.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Frost potential
Low: 34
SUNDAY
Clouds build
Rain showers late
High: 62
SUNDAY NIGHT
Scattered showers
Then mostly cloudy
Low: 48
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