Hour by hour | When intensive rains move through the Cincinnati region

Weather story. Much of it here how we approach the weekend. I want to say that it will clarify on the weekend, but I suspect it will be like that for 30 days. More of not 30, not quite 30 days. Well, it's almost all the month. This pattern doesn't seem to collapse so soon. Okay, I have a music concert tomorrow evening, so give me good news. You sound like many people. Well, how about it? Here are some good news. I actually have less rain in the prediction for tomorrow. As we said, the attempt to shine a little light on optimism in this damp forecast. And I will still note that tomorrow less reporting, fewer downpours, fewer storms. Therefore, I think that there are lower effects in particular for your Friday afternoon, evening and night plans. Now I don't think it will be completely dry, but I think it will be our dry day this week. IN ORDER. Here is a look at Radar tonight. You can see north of the river. Nothing happens at the moment. All showers and downpours are in the south. And in fact I like the way most of the tri-state is trendy for this evening. And tonight. I think we dry out overall. And from this point on there will not be much additional rain here or tonight this evening or tonight. We are now raining out and parts of the counties Highland and Adams are getting out of here. Still a little more down there towards Maysville. Back towards Dry Ridge and Crittendon. And when you go towards Louisville, I honestly think that it will be in our south. If you drive south towards I-64 tonight, where there is the greatest flood threat. Well, that could very well cut off the southern parts of Owen County. But I think if you make it into the separation and show it in the Tri-State to the north, the rain for the rest of the night will be much more sparse that I cannot rule out rapid downpour for someone, but I don't have much additional significant rainfall. We will keep an eye on this stuff here in Indiana, but as you can see, it somehow extends from east to west. And I think a lot will go to our south. Therefore, this evening I am not particularly concerned about the flood for us here in the Tri-State. So there is a look at the radar, some temporary sprinkles and showers. The rain has contributed to keeping the temperatures, especially near and south of the river, where they are in the 70s. Compare where it is much drier. And our northern communities are in the mid -1980s. Springboro, Oxford, past Connersville. This weather pattern, if at all, sometimes becomes a little more active over the weekend. We'll be the threat to postal posts here, but less tomorrow, heavier on weekends. And yes, until everything has been said and done, as we have recorded 1 to 2 inch rain in the last few days, could easily record 1 to 3 by the end of the weekend because we will be followed by storm clusters in comparison to scattered showers and storms. I think the greatest concern for storms is here on Sunday. Let me show you futurecast. This is not even happening at the moment, so we know that it is a bit off, but watch what happens, how the stuff in Indiana tries to work in our direction. I think it meets our atmosphere, which is not so cheap. And we also go deeper into the night. It is this time of year in which the sun is settled as soon as the atmosphere is lost. So I will keep the chance through the night for a few passing showers or a quick downpour. But this evening I don't have a widespread heavy rain or no flood in relation to rainfall. The best chance of rain on Friday is early with scattered showers. And look at this for tomorrow afternoon and evening. I think there will be a little more activity, but the topic is that it is less than reporting, and I think I think much less effective for us. When we go on Saturday, we have spread relatively widely in the afternoon and evening, and some of them could have some gusty winds with them. And then we will follow the storm cluster on Sunday. So now it's wet outside. Take a look at the humidity at 91% with this dew point in the low 70s. Overall, I think it is drier the rest of the night. I will not rule out a shower or a downpour, but I don't think that the rain or a considerable rain is on the cards. Moist 71 for a deep of 85 overnight. Mostly cloudy rain, mainly damp early. There is a look at your daily planner. Here is a look at your seven days forecast. I still look at the severe threat here on Sunday. Saturday and Sunday because of the reporting on storms, which you consider both the weather on the weather days and on Sunday to the potential of some heavy storms, the wind being the main problem and then going in the next week. Mike Sheree I can help us. We will get rid of some of the downpours, but I don't think they will like what is likely to be around 100, probably Wednesday and Thursday in the steam bath weather and the heat sizes. TH