After multiple tornado warnings across the Tri-State Saturday night, the severe weather threat has come to an end. Continue to watch out for leftover areas of high water. Most of us will be dry, but we could see a few isolated showers overnight and into Sunday morning as we cool off into the upper 60s.
There will be a few spotty showers and a couple isolated storms across the Tri-State Sunday, but about half of us likely stay dry all day. Even if you get hit by some of the rain, it shouldn't last long. This will keep us mostly cloudy with a high near 80 in Cincinnati.
Monday brings a very small chance for rain. We'll start to see more sunshine break through the clouds as we warm to about 80 again.
Tuesday looks nice with low 80s and a lot of sunshine.
Scattered showers and storms return Wednesday, but there shouldn't be a huge number of them, keeping many cities dry. It also get a little warmer with mid 80s.
The mid 80s continue Thursday and Friday with small chances for rain.
The threat for a few showers will continue next weekend with mid 80s.
OVERNIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Isolated rain
Low: 67
SUNDAY
Mostly cloudy
Spotty rain/storms
High: 80
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Average
Low: 67
MONDAY
Partly cloudy
Isolated rain
High: 80
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