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This Weekend

Tonight – Upper 70°s
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Tonight – Upper 70°s
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The rain will should clear out in time for rush hour. See the radar above to check it out.

(Note: fog is possible early Friday morning)
No need to split these days up. Rain is out of the forecast through Monday.
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All you want to know is: will it rain or storm?

The weather models think our rain/storm chances will be south of us today, but we can’t rule anything out.

Expect a classic summer day: hot, humid, and maybe some rain.
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Before we talk about tonight’s MCS, a word about what’s been happening this afternoon.
This morning’s rain/storms to our NW laid down an outflow boundary. It created an instability axis (band name!) this afternoon:
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Rain and weak thunderstorms sat to our NW this morning. Before fizzling, it sent an outflow boundary in our direction.
That boundary may be the focus of rain and thunderstorm development this afternoon.
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With the dewpoint well over 70° all afternoon, the heat index has been over 100°. The heat is

In both counties, apparently.
The heat and humidity combo will be a lot like Sunday has been.
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It got hot today.

We hit 94° with a dew point of 73°. That’s a heat index of 104°.
The heat will not relent. A Heat Advisory is in effect for the next two afternoons.
The humidity isn’t going anywhere.
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Theme: we think the worst of all this will be

But, it’s all coming so close to us that we need to:

The storm system we described earlier today as the “first big hairy line of thunderstorms” continues to move SE on a path to miss us completely:
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The weather today and tomorrow will defined by the heat and the storms. So, we’ll dispense with the usual format accordingly.
Afternoon heat index values will range between 100° to 105°.
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The heat index will soar past 100° Monday afternoon.

If you must wear denim, choose jorts.

The Storm Prediction Center expects severe thunderstorms to be ongoing tomorrow night to our north (this bad news for the Home Run Derby in Cincinnati).