More rain and storms are set for the morning commute. While the amount of rainfall won't be nearly what we've seen, it will slow down your travel. Morning lows will be very mild in the mid to upper 50s.
By Friday afternoon, conditions improve as the storm system moves away. Skies should gradually turn partly sunny with highs around the mid 70s. So, your plan for Friday night should be fine.

When it comes to severe weather, the Storm Prediction Center notes that the Ohio Valley may see conditions supportive of a few stronger thunderstorms as a cold front reaches us on Saturday. The biggest concern with any stronger storms would mainly be damaging wind gusts and frequent lightning, although an isolated tornado cannot be ruled out. The severe weather risk does not look widespread, but it’s something worth keeping an eye on.
Then, finally, the sunshine in full on Sunday. Highs will be slightly cooler but the weather will be perfect for getting outside after all this rain.
TONIGHT
Chance showers
Overcast
Low: 58
FRIDAY
Spotty morning showers
Isolated afternoon rainfall
High: 75
FRIDAY NIGHT
Slight rain chance
Overcast
Low: 63
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