Scattered storms bring threat for severe weather Monday

DONATE TO THE RED CROSS, YOU CAN VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WLWT.COM. MIKE: IF YOU MISSED IT AT THE TOP, WE TALKED MORE RAIN AND POSSIBLY FLASH FLOODING IN EASTERN KENTUCKY AND HERE IT COULD GET DICEY AT TIMES, TO, RIGHT? KEVIN: I’M CONFIDENT WE WILL HAVE THUNDERSTORMS, WE ARE SEEING IT DEVELOP AS WE SPEAK. THAT MORNING RAIN FOR A LOT OF US WORKED ON THE ATMOSPHERE AND FOR SOME IT HELP KEEP THINGS STABLE OUT THERE. THAT SAID, I DO HAVE SOME DOUBTS ON THE SEVERITY OF THE STORMS ACROSS THE TRI-STATE. I WILL EXPLAIN MORE IN DETAIL ACROSS THE RADAR BUT WE HAVE SCATTERED STORMS GOING UP NOW THROUGH THE HEART OF THE VIEWING AREA. DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI, THUNDER AND LIGHTNING HERE, ZOOMING IN FOR A CLOSER EXPENSE SHOULD. HEAVY RAINFALL COMING DOWN RIGHT NOW UP TOWARDS DAYTON AND BELLEVUE, ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER. MOUNT ADAMS, THE AMOUNT WASHINGTON AREA AND ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY, IT WILL ALL MOVE RIGHT ACROSS DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI AND AS YOU HAD THROUGH, 7175 AND KEEPING ON THE STORMS TO THE WEST OF BATESVILLE OUT THERE ON 74. IT IS IN FACT FARTHER WEST WILL FIND THE GREATEST THREAT FOR SEVERE WEATHER WORKING ITS WAY THROUGH THE. HERE IS WHAT WE HAVE IN PLACE WITH SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCHES ACROSS SOUTHERN OHIO, INDIANA. I THINK THE GREATEST THREAT FOR SEVERE STORMS WILL BE TO THE WEST SOUTHWEST OF CINCINNATI BECAUSE THEY WERE NOT IMPACTED BY MORNING THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY. YOU CAN SEE THAT THAT IS WHERE THE GREATEST MORNING THIS THAT THE MOMENT. SO IT IS A CONDITIONAL REP SEVERE STORMS US THE AREA. THE MORNING STUFF MAY HAMPER THE INTENSITY EVENING. A STRONG COLD FRONT WITH 20 OF WINDSHEAR IN THE ATMOSPHERE. INSTABILITY IS A LITTLE QUESTIONABLE, SO IS THE MOISTURE AS WELL. WE ARE ON THE FENCE ABOUT HOW INTENSE WILL BE AND EITHER WAY, EXPECT CLOUDY SKIES TO THE EVENING WITH SCATTERED DOWN ORDERS AND SOME STORMS ANTICIPATED AROUND THE REGION. YOU CAN SEE A HEAVY DOWNPOUR RIGHT NOW, 85 OFFICIALLY CINCINNATI. THE DEW POINT IS CURRENTLY IN THE LOW 70’S. IT’S OFTEN MUGGY OUT. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE MID 80’S FOR MANY OF US AND AWAY FROM THE RAIN, STAYING IN THE 80’S EVENING. DOWNPOUR WITH TEMPERATURES COOLING OFF SOME. SCATTERED STORMS THE FIRST PART OF THE NIGHT. THIS IS MAINLY DURING THE EVENING AND THEN WYATT OVERNIGHT WHEN IT COMES DOWN TO 68. TOMORROW, WARM SUNSHINE AND A NICE DAY FOR A LATE JULY HEADING INTO EARLY AUGUST, A SEASONABLY WARM DAY WITH LINGERING HUMIDITY OUT THERE. ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, NOT BAD FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. ESPECIALLY JUST SHY OF 90 FOR THE AFTERNOON I. YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST, IT GETS HOTTER AS WE GET INTO WEDNESDAY, THE 90’S. THEN IT LOOKS LIKE WE WILL HAVE ANOTHER FRONT DROP IN, NOT BEING US — BRINGING US ANOTHER ROUND OF SCATTERED IN THE AREA THAT MAY CONTINUE AND THE WEEKEND RIGHT NOW IS LOOKING A LITTLE BIT DRIER. ASHLEY

TIMELINE: Scattered storms bring threat for severe weather Monday

Updated: 6:53 PM EDT Aug 1, 2022

Scattered storms Monday night could become strong at times.A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the Cincinnati region until 11 p.m. as showers and storms make their way into the area. A tornado warning was issued for Dearborn County until 6:45 p.m.LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS After warming to the middle 80s, our hot and humid air clashes with an incoming cold front Tuesday. This allows for the potential for strong to severe storms to develop. These storms will produce downpours and strong winds. There is a low-end tornado and hail threat this evening, too. The threat for storms fades around midnight. Lows fall to the lower 70s.Heat and humidity climb for the middle of the week as highs hit the low 90s and it will feel like 93 to 100 degrees Tuesday through Thursday. Rain chances are minimal until the end of the week.Thursday and Friday are both weather impact days as rain and storms look likely.Spotty showers will be possible this weekend, but it won’t be a washout. Highs remain in the middle and upper 80s.

CINCINNATI —

Scattered storms Monday night could become strong at times.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the Cincinnati region until 11 p.m. as showers and storms make their way into the area.

A tornado warning was issued for Dearborn County until 6:45 p.m.

LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS

After warming to the middle 80s, our hot and humid air clashes with an incoming cold front Tuesday. This allows for the potential for strong to severe storms to develop. These storms will produce downpours and strong winds. There is a low-end tornado and hail threat this evening, too. The threat for storms fades around midnight. Lows fall to the lower 70s.

Heat and humidity climb for the middle of the week as highs hit the low 90s and it will feel like 93 to 100 degrees Tuesday through Thursday. Rain chances are minimal until the end of the week.

Thursday and Friday are both weather impact days as rain and storms look likely.

Spotty showers will be possible this weekend, but it won’t be a washout. Highs remain in the middle and upper 80s.