June is starting off wet with isolated or scattered storms through Thursday morning. Rounds of rain and thunderstorms will finally diminish heading to around noon. Then, much cooler and comfortable conditions set up going into the weekend.
However, there is still a risk for severe weather. The Storm Prediction Center has a low-end threat over the Ohio Valley. Everyone is included in the slight risk. Our threat to see large hail is relatively low and the tornado threat is not there, but winds to 60 mph is possible.
Skies will clear up by the evening and it should be a great end to the day. Temperatures will be much cooler behind the cold front, only climbing into the low to mid 70s. Winds will be back out of the north, which will lower the humidity.
Friday and Saturday look like absolute gems. Temperatures will be comfortable and seasonable into the upper 70s and low 80s. Humidity will be low as well with winds from the northwest. Both days should bring plenty of sunshine. We'll see a few clouds with warmer highs in the low 80s on Sunday.
OVERNIGHT
Isolated storms
Low: 65
THURSDAY
Morning showers & storms
Cooler in the afternoon
High: 74
THURSDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Cooler
Low: 53
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