Heat is still a big topic this weekend along with rain chances.
It was nice to get some rain this afternoon and evening but for the most part, anything more than a light showers stayed in our SE Indiana counties.
Estimated rainfall totals as of 11pm were .5"+ in some spots.
High pressure over the Midwest keeps us locked in a warm, dry pattern, running about 10 degrees above normal. Humidity stays low, so even with the heat, it won’t feel overly sticky.
Tomorrow brings the Bengals home opener with perfect tailgating weather. Temperatures will be in the low 70s by mid-morning, near 80 at lunchtime, and in the upper 80s under mostly sunny skies by kickoff. Shorts and t-shirts are the way to go, but make sure you’re wearing the color orange for the first home game of the season as you cheer on the Bengals!
Next week stays hot with highs in the upper 80s, and some areas may reach 90. The next real shot at rain holds off until Thursday and we could then see several days in a row of rain here in the Tri-State.
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Slight chance into Sunday AM
Low: 61
SUNDAY
Spotty rain early
Still warming up
High: 88
SUNDAY TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Mild
Low: 64
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