After some amazing weather Thursday afternoon, a cold front will bring a line of storms overnight. The storms will weaken as they push from north to south overnight. The storms may not get into Greater Cincinnati until after 2 a.m. Friday, followed by our most southern parts of the Tri-State closer to 4 or 5 in the morning.

The Storm Prediction Center has our area in a marginal risk for severe storms from Cincinnati and into northern Kentucky. To the north, there's a slight risk of severe storms. If we see any of the storms reach severe levels, our main concern will be areas of damaging wind. A couple pockets of hail will also be possible.

By the Friday morning commute, we'll be down to some leftover scattered areas of rain with temperatures tumbling into the low 40s. The afternoon brings some sunshine with upper 40s, which is about 30 degrees cooler than it was on Opening Day.
We start to warm back up over the weekend, but not until after we drop below freezing Saturday morning. The rest of the day will be mostly sunny as we push into the low 50s.
Sunday starts mostly sunny, but we'll see some clouds move in during the afternoon with low 60s. A couple spotty and light showers are possible, but a lot of us will stay dry all day.
We also have a small chance for rain Monday, but we make it back to 70 degrees!
Tuesday will be in the upper 70s with some sunshine at times, but the small chance for rain continues.
The 70s continues for the second half of the week. Rain is a little more likely Wednesday, but it's even more promising Thursday and Friday.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Rain and storms
Low: 43
FRIDAY
Morning showers
Clearing skies
High: 49
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Cold
Low: 29
SATURDAY
Mostly sunny
Cool
High: 51
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