The few remaining spotty showers across the Tri-State will come to an end overnight, and the sky will clear heading into Monday morning. As we cool off into the upper 60s, a few foggy areas could form, but it won't be a widespread problem.
Monday afternoon will be mostly sunny and warmer. Greater Cincinnati will warm up into the mid 80s, which is average for July. It stays humid, so it will feel more like the low 90s.
We continue to heat up Tuesday, pushing into the upper 80s with a lot of sunshine.
Wednesday will be mostly sunny with a high near 90. The humidity will make it feel more like the upper 90s.
Thursday brings a few clouds mixed in with the sunshine, but highs will still make it to about 90. Friday looks like a repeat of Thursday.
The weekend also looks hot with temperatures in the upper 80s both afternoons. A few isolated showers can't be ruled out both days, but it looks like most cities will be dry.
Monday brings a better chance for some scattered showers and storms to hit your backyard. This system will also try to cool us off down into the mid 80s for at least a couple of days.
OVERNIGHT
Clearing skies
Foggy areas
Low: 67
MONDAY
Mostly sunny
Humid
High: 86
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Muggy
Low: 68
TUESDAY
Mostly sunny
Humid
High: 88
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