After an incredibly mild day on Monday, we'll see some springlike showers and storms for our Tuesday.
The cause will be an area of low pressure that will move into the area and drag a cold front with it. We'll get through the peak morning drive without rain but then a line of showers and storms will move in around 10 a.m. for parts of southeast Indiana.
It will then push east through the early afternoon hours, likely moving into Greater Cincinnati around noon. Severe weather isn't expected with this system, but some rumbles of thunder and some gusty winds are likely. Afternoon highs reach the upper 60s for us. Spotty, light rain will continue through Tuesday evening.
Hit-or-miss rain chances will continue Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and it looks like rain could hang around at least through midday Wednesday. The sky stays mostly cloudy with a cooler high of 56 degrees.
Thursday is the only dry day from here, as we see highs near 60 degrees keeping the Springlike feel going. Another rain maker will develop on Friday and keep rain in the forecast through Saturday.
TONIGHT
Partly cloudy
Dry
Low: 55
TUESDAY
Midday rain
Isolated storms
High: 68
TUESDAY NIGHT
Rain continues
Spotty, light
Low: 51
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