Scattered showers will continue into Saturday night, but most of the rain will be light to moderate. The rain ends overnight as colder weather settles in across the Tri-State Sunday morning. Greater Cincinnati will drop into the upper 30s, but some cities, especially farther north, could get just cold enough for some frosty areas to form.
Most of Sunday comes with a lot of sunshine, but it will be cool and breezy with highs only near 60, putting us a touch below average. By late afternoon, a few more clouds start to move in with a few spotty showers possible. Any rain ends early Sunday night.
Skies clear again into Monday morning, and as the wind lightens up, most of us will drop down into the mid 30s, which is cold enough for anyone to see some frost. Protect any sensitive plants before heading to bed Sunday night.
Monday looks like the coolest day of the week with highs in the mid 50s, but it will be mostly sunny.
It gets a bit breezy Tuesday as warmer weather blows back in from the south. This will get us into the mid 70s with a mix of sunshine and clouds.
We stay in the mid 70s Wednesday, but there could be a few pockets of light rain scattered around the Tri-State.
Thursday will be in the upper 70s, then we make a run for 80 on Friday with more clouds and more wind.
A cold front arrives late Friday night and into Saturday, which will bring a better chance for more of us to see rain.
The cold front drops us down into the 60s early next week.
OVERNIGHT
Scattered rain
Clearing skies
Frost possible north
Low: 39
SUNDAY
Partly cloudy
Breezy
Spotty rain late
High: 60
SUNDAY NIGHT
Clearing skies
Frost possible
Low: 36
MONDAY
Mostly sunny
Very cool
High: 56
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