Canadian wildfire smoke has blown in to the Tri-State. As of Sunday afternoon, parts of Cincinnati have dropped into the "Unhealthy" air quality category. Everyone should limit their amount of active time outdoors, and anyone with respiratory issues should avoid any active time outside. The wildfire smoke should thin out some overnight, improving air quality for Monday.
Otherwise, it will be mostly clear overnight, and with lower humidity, we cool off a little better than recent mornings. We will be in the mid 60s Monday morning.
Expect a similar afternoon tomorrow with highs only slightly warmer.
We get hot and humid Tuesday, helping to fuel some storms in the second half of the day as a stronger cold front moves in from the northwest.
Some of these storms could be strong or severe. Before they arrive, we will warm into the upper 80s with a heat index pushing near 100. The Storm Prediction Center has us under an Enhanced Risk for severe weather, 3 out of 5.
Behind Tuesday's cold front, the heat and humidity drop for a few days! Wednesday and Thursday will be in the low 80s with a mix of sun and clouds. Thursday and Friday mornings will drop into the low 60s allowing homes without AC to finally cool off more.
There's a small chance for rain Friday and Saturday, and we will get a little warmer for the weekend. Saturday will be in the mid 80s, followed by upper 80s on Sunday.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Cooler
Low: 65
MONDAY
Partly cloudy
Near Average
High: 86
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