Cincinnati Faces Rainy Days With A Chance of Storms

CINCINNATI, Ohio — Rain continues to impact the Tri-State area as predictions hold true for another wet day. The WCPO 9 First Warning Weather team reports that Cincinnati has already surpassed one inch of precipitation this week, excluding recent overnight rainfall.

The latest drought monitor report is expected to be released today, which may show improvement in local drought conditions.

Widely scattered showers are projected to persist until 7 a.m., with light rain expected to linger through 11 a.m. The sky will remain mostly overcast, except in areas where rain falls. Following noon, isolated showers and storms are anticipated to move from the northwest to the southeast, potentially affecting afternoon activities, including the Cincinnati Reds game.

The high temperature today is expected to reach 76 degrees, with clouds diminishing later in the day. Overnight temperatures will drop to the mid-50s.

Looking ahead to Friday, residents can expect a pleasant day with a mostly sunny sky and temperatures warming to the mid-70s. Evening temperatures are projected to hover around 70 degrees, ideal for high school football games.

This weekend appears promising for outdoor plans, with highs in the upper 70s and mostly sunny conditions expected. Beyond today, rain is unlikely to return, with little to no precipitation forecasted for the next eight days.