A Flash Flood Warning is in effect as storms continue to travel through the area.
Thunderstorms continue to pop up around the Tri-State. Otherwise, partly/mostly cloudy, warm and muggy conditions will lead to even hotter temps Friday. Temperatures only drop to the mid-70s by daybreak and then the really hot weather kicks in!
An Excessive Heat Warning will be issued Friday for the following counties: Hamilton, Butler, Warren, Clermont, Boone, Campbell, Kenton and Dearborn. Temperatures will rise to the mid to upper 90s alone. This means the heat index (feels-like temps) will reach over 100° and in some spots hit 105° or more Friday mid afternoon.
A Heat Advisory for slightly less concerning conditions in other counties for Friday.
Saturday is another day that could qualify for a heat advisory, so check back in to see if it gets added to the forecast. Highs will increase to the low to mid 90s. Cincinnati will hit 94 and it will feel closer to 100 degrees in the heat of the afternoon. A cold front will likely trigger scattered storms, but also bring in less humid air by Sunday
We will get a break on Sunday, but the real lief comes Sunday night into Monday as the humidity really drops by then.
OVERNIGHT
Storms ending before daybreak
Gradual Clearing
Low: 74
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny
High: 97
Feels like 100-107
Slight chance of storms in the evening
FRIDAY NIGHT
Mostly Clear
Very muggy
Low: 73
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