Impact day: Widespread, scattered downpours return to Greater Cincinnati
THANK YOU SO MUCH. WE DO APPRECIATE THAT. GLAD TO HEAR EVERYBODY IS DOING WELL AS WELL. 516 NOW GOT TO TALK ABOUT THIS IMPACT DAY. WEATHER IMPACT DAY. SO WE GOT TO TALK ABOUT WHEN WE’LL START TO SEE THOSE RAIN SHOWERS POTENTIALLY STORMS. YEAH I THINK WE’RE TOTALLY FINE IN THE MORNING. SO FOR THOSE WHO ARE HEADED BACK TO SCHOOL THIS MORNING, NO WORRIES. GETTING TO SCHOOL. IT WILL BE AFTER SCHOOL AND ESPECIALLY FOR ANY EVENING SPORTS WHICH HAVE STARTED ALREADY. VERY MUCH SO. WE ARE. WE ARE IN IT TO WIN IT NOW. THREE OF MY TEAM THAT WE NEEDED TO PRACTICE GOT TO GET GOING. MY MY HUSBAND AND SONS FOOTBALL TEAM IS PRACTICING THE CAFETERIA WAY MORE THAN THEY’VE PRACTICED. I THINK ON THE ON THE FIELD. SO AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE WEATHER IMPACT DAY TODAY, YESTERDAY, A LOT OF THOSE PRACTICES PERHAPS WERE IMPACTED BY THE HEAT AND HUMIDITY. TODAY, WE’RE RIGHT BACK TO THE SCATTERED STORMS. SO BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW OUR WEATHER IMPACT DAYS, THE TIMELINE. SOME SCATTERED RAIN TODAY AFTER ABOUT 2:00 OR SO, BUT THIS TIME A FEW OF THOSE WILL ACTUALLY LINGER LATER ON INTO THE NIGHT. USUALLY IT’S BEEN, YOU KNOW, 2 TO 8:00, AND AFTER THAT THEY KIND OF SHUT OFF. I THINK THERE ARE A COUPLE STRAGGLERS OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, AND THEN TOMORROW WIDESPREAD IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING AS A FRONT SINKS IN. SO EXPECT SCATTERED RAIN AND STORMS BECAUSE OF THE HIGH HUMIDITY, LOCALLY INTENSE DOWNPOURS, SOME LIGHTNING THAT CAUSES ITS OWN ISSUES FOR OUTDOOR EVENTS, AND THEN LOCALLY HEAVY RAIN BRINGS A FLOOD THREAT. LIGHTNING DELAYS AND OBVIOUSLY SLOWER TRAVEL TIMES. IF YOU’RE ON THE HIGHWAY, ONE OF THOSE IS COMING DOWN. SO LIVE RADAR RIGHT NOW THINGS ARE PRETTY QUIET. IT’S ALSO ONLY 515 IN THE MORNING, SO GET INTO THE AFTERNOON. THINGS WILL LOOK DIFFERENT. CHECK IT OUT HERE ON THE FUTURECAST. WE WILL HAVE A LITTLE SUNSHINE EARLY THIS MORNING. STEAMY AT LUNCH AT NOON, AND BY THE TIME WE GET TO 2 OR 3:00, YOU CAN SEE IT’S KIND OF FLARING UP OVERHEAD, RIGHT? REIGNING THEMSELVES OUT. SO MID AFTERNOON KIND OF AFTER SCHOOL AND FOR ANY EVENING ACTIVITIES THERE WILL BE SOME SCATTERED STORMS IN THE AREA. AND YOU’LL NOTICE THESE ONES ARE GOING TO STICK AROUND A LITTLE BIT LATER. SO TYPICALLY 7:00 8:00 WE HEAD TOWARDS SUNSET. THE ACTION GOES AWAY. BUT TONIGHT I THINK WE COULD SEE SOME SCATTERED RAIN OVERNIGHT. AND EVEN TOMORROW MORNING THERE COULD BE A STRAGGLER SHOWER ON THE RADAR. NOW, TOMORROW AFTERNOON, AS A FRONT PUSHES IN FROM THE NORTH, YOU’RE NOT GOING TO NOTICE A HUGE DIFFERENCE WHEN THE FRONT. ONCE THE FRONT GOES THROUGH. BUT THE FACT THAT IT’S IN THE AREA THAT WILL ACT AS A TRIGGER POINT FOR MORE NUMEROUS DOWNPOURS AS WE GET INTO THE MID AFTERNOON AND EVENING ON WEDNESDAY. SO I ACTUALLY THINK WEDNESDAY IS PROBABLY THE WETTEST DAY OF THE WEEK FOR US. YOU CAN SEE SCATTERED THUNDERSTORMS MID AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING AND EVEN LINGERING WELL AFTER THE SUN GOES DOWN. WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THURSDAY GENERALLY DRIER. FIRST THING GET INTO THE AFTERNOON. I THINK THERE ARE A COUPLE MORE POP-UP DOWNPOURS. THE TYPICAL MID AFTERNOON FLARE UPS THAT FADE AWAY VERY QUICKLY INTO THE EVENING. SO DON’T FORGET THE RAIN GEAR OR THE UMBRELLA. THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS THEY’RE GOING TO COME IN HANDY AGAIN. HERE’S YOUR 12 HOUR FORECAST. WILL BE IN THE LOW AND MID 70S THIS MORNING. BY THE TIME WE GET INTO THE AFTERNOON, SO SIMILAR TO YESTERDAY TEMPERATURE WISE 8990, BUT THEN FEELING LIKE THE MID OR EVEN MID UPPER 90S UNLESS YOU’RE GETTING STORM DONE. SO FOR TODAY, YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST SHOWS WEATHER IMPACT DAYS BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW. PM DOWNPOURS TODAY. RAIN AND STORMS ON WEDNESDAY AND WE’VE GOT REDS GAMES THE NEXT TWO NIGHTS. KNOW THAT THERE COULD BE SOME RAIN DELAYS POSSIBLE. THEY’LL HAVE LONG ENOUGH STRETCHES TO GET THE GAMES IN BOTH NIGHTS, BUT TOMORROW IS AN EARLY ONE. 510 SO DECENT CHANCE FOR SOME STORMS IN THE AREA TOMORROW EVENING AND THEN FOR THE POST-GAME TRAIN CONCERT. KIND OF SAME THING, RIGHT? THURSDAY WE’RE BACK TO A FEW DOWNPOURS AND THEN FOR THE WEEKEND, GENERALLY DRYING OUT. BUT IT’S GOING TO STAY REALLY WARM. SO LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK, THE CLIMATE OUTLOOK AT LEAST, IS BRINGING OUR TEMPERATURES BACK TO NORMAL, WHICH IS STILL 86. AND HOPEFULLY THAT WILL BRING SOME RELIEF AS FAR AS HUMIDITY GOES NEXT WEEK. BUT FOR NOW, IT’S GOING TO BE SWEATY FOR THE NEX
The last few days, most towns stayed dry as we only saw some isolated pop ups. For the next two days that forecast flips and we are more likely to get hit with a shower or storm than not.Tuesday and Wednesday are WLWT Weather Impact Days. While it won’t be a complete washout any day, you can expect more widespread coverage of scattered storms in our area impacting outdoor games/practices and plans each day. Any spot that gets a heavy downpour that lasts an hour or so could see locally high water.We dry back out this weekend but it remains hot! Highs flirt with 90 or higher Saturday and Sunday. It will likely feel like the mid-to-upper-90s, so make plans to hit the pool!
The last few days, most towns stayed dry as we only saw some isolated pop ups.
For the next two days that forecast flips and we are more likely to get hit with a shower or storm than not.
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Tuesday and Wednesday are WLWT Weather Impact Days. While it won’t be a complete washout any day, you can expect more widespread coverage of scattered storms in our area impacting outdoor games/practices and plans each day.
Any spot that gets a heavy downpour that lasts an hour or so could see locally high water.
We dry back out this weekend but it remains hot! Highs flirt with 90 or higher Saturday and Sunday. It will likely feel like the mid-to-upper-90s, so make plans to hit the pool!
