Humidity, hit-and-miss downpours return for holiday weekend

>> I WAS DOING WORK. >> BRING THE SPARKLERS. >> SPARKLERS I AM DOWN WITH. THERE — THEY ARE QUITE AND FUN. — QUIET AND FUN. MONDAY MORNING, WE WILL SEE HOW WE FEEL OR LUCK. WE MIGHT BE TIRED. IT IS FUN. >> THERE’S PLENTY TO DO. I’M TRYING TO MAKE A LIST OF ALL OF THEM. THERE ARE CERTAIN TABS THAT HAVE THERE FIREWORKS TOMORROW NIGHT. IF YOU WANT TO GO EVERNOTE. YOU CAN. EVERY SINGLE NIGHT, FIREWORKS TIME IS SHOULD BE DRIED. TODAY, WE ARE TALKING ABOUT THE POTENTIAL FOR RAIN AND STORMS. TODAY, HIVES HEADING INTO THE 90’S. THE HUMIDITY IS IN PLACE. IT WILL FEEL LIKE NEARLY 100, THIS AFTERNOON. I THINK TODAY AND STOP BEING THE WETTEST DAY OF THE LONG HOLIDAY WEEKEND. THERE’S A CHANCE FOR HIT AND MISS DOWNPOUR EVERY DAY THROUGH THE FOURTH OF JULY. TODAY MORE TOWNS GET IN ON THE ACTION. FOR THE WEEKEND, HOT AND HUMID. TEMPERATURES YOU ARE 90 DEGREES EACH AFTERNOON. AND DOWNPOURS ARE A POSSIBILITY. I WOULD NARROW DOWN THE TIMELINE AND WHAT TIME I THINK YOU WILL SEE RAIN. AS FAR AS FIREWORKS, THE GOOD NEWS IT IS DRY, HOT AND HUMID. EACH NIGHT, RAIN CHANCES ARE MINIMAL. THAT IS A GOOD THING. AS WE LOOK OUTSIDE THIS MORNING. IT IS 75 DEGREES. THE DEW POINT IS 71. THAT IS A MUGGY FEEL. THAT WILL IMPACT HOW IT FEELS WHEN YOU STEP OUTSIDE. DYNAMIC, 79 DEGREES. ISOLATED SHOWERS ARE A POSSIBILITY. IT FEELS LIKE THE MID 80’S. LUNCHTIME, WE ARE IN THE UPPER 80’S IN FEELS LIKE THE 90’S. IF IT IS NOT RAINING, THAT COOLS DOWN A BIT. WE WILL BE IN THE LOW 90’S AND IT WILL FEEL LIKE 100. AND THE BEST TIME, MOST LIKELY TIME TO SEE RAIN IS MID AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING. CHECK OUT THE RADAR. WE HAVE A COUPLE POCKETS OF RAIN. WHEN EXITING HIGHLAND COUNTY, OUTSIDE OF GREENSBORO. LET’S HEAD SOUTH TO KENTUCKY. THIS IS I-71, SOUTH OF 275. FROM SPARTA TO GLENCOE. A QUICK DOWNPOUR THAT IS WRITING ITS WAY TO THE DIRECTION OF MALT — WALTON. I WOULD EXPECT A FEW ISOLATED DOWNPOURS FOR THE MORNING RUSH. AS WE GET CLOSER TO LUNCH, THEY START TO BECOME MORE NUMEROUS. FUTURECAST WILL SHOW THAT TODAY. MUGGY ERRORS IN PLACE. ISOLATED SHOWERS AROUND TO THE AREA, POSSIBLE BY 11:00. YOUR BEST BET TO SEE RAIN, THE LUNCH HOUR. THROUGH 5 P.M.. FUTURECAST SHOWING AREAS OF SHOWERS AND STORMS. NOT EXPECTING SEVERE WEATHER, BECAUSE THE HUMIDITY IS HIGH AND HE CAN PRODUCE ISOLATED HEAVY RAIN AND LIGHTNING. BY 7 P.M., YOU’RE HEADING TO A FESTIVAL. THAT RAONIC GOES DOWN. IT PICKS UP AFTER MIDNIGHT AND SATURDAY. I THINK WE WAKE UP TO SHOWERS AND STORMS. THOSE CELL. SATURDAY AFTERNOON TURNS OUT TO BE DRY. IN ISOLATED DOWNPOUR CANNOT BE RULED OUT. YOU HAVE DECENT DRY WEATHER SATURDAY. TODAY, 92 DEGREES, HOT AND HUMID. TODAY’S THE BEST BET TO SEE RAIN. SATURDAY WE WAKE UP TO SHOWERS BUT DRIER AFTERNOON. SUNDAY HIT AND MISS DOWNPOURS. MONDAY MIGHT BE A DECENT DRY DAY FOR MOST. WIDESPREAD RAIN UNTIL AFTER T

Weekend weather planner: Humidity, hit-and-miss downpours return for holiday weekend

Updated: 8:32 AM EDT Jul 1, 2022

Humidity and hit-and-miss downpours are returning Friday through the holiday weekend.Steamy sunshine Friday with highs around 90 degrees will give way to scattered storms during the afternoon and evening. A few could become marginally severe with gusty winds and heavy rain possible. Rain will fade during the evening, but a storm threat with downpours lingers overnight into early Saturday morning. It will be humid with a low around 70 degrees.A stalled front in the area will likely bring a daily threat of hit-and-miss downpours into next week. No one day will be a complete washout, but be prepared with a plan B should your neighborhood get hit with a downpour. Very heavy rain, locally gusty winds, and lightning will be the main concern with any summertime storm. Steamy sun between rain will push highs to 85 to 90 degrees with nights very humid at 70 to 75 degrees. Afternoons and early evenings will be the wettest with the rain threat fading each evening after 8 or 9 p.m.

CINCINNATI —

Humidity and hit-and-miss downpours are returning Friday through the holiday weekend.

Steamy sunshine Friday with highs around 90 degrees will give way to scattered storms during the afternoon and evening.

A few could become marginally severe with gusty winds and heavy rain possible. Rain will fade during the evening, but a storm threat with downpours lingers overnight into early Saturday morning. It will be humid with a low around 70 degrees.

A stalled front in the area will likely bring a daily threat of hit-and-miss downpours into next week.

No one day will be a complete washout, but be prepared with a plan B should your neighborhood get hit with a downpour. Very heavy rain, locally gusty winds, and lightning will be the main concern with any summertime storm. Steamy sun between rain will push highs to 85 to 90 degrees with nights very humid at 70 to 75 degrees.

Afternoons and early evenings will be the wettest with the rain threat fading each evening after 8 or 9 p.m.