A clipper system is expected to move across the Ohio River Valley overnight tonight, and while most of the activity is expected to stay to our north but we could see a few showers Friday morning. HRRR model below gives an educated guess. Rest of Friday looks dry and cool with highs only in the mid 40s.
Author: Elan
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Some light showers possible tomorrow (Tuesday) during the AM hours, but these are expected to be few and far between and mostly staying to our north – HRRR model gives its best guess below.

Temperatures Tuesday afternoon will be in the low 50s but will fall to the low 40s with a decent NW breeze overnight. If headed out for New Year celebrations, layers will be your friend.
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Santa should have no problem delivering gifts tonight, light winds, partly cloudy skies – the red nose won’t need to guide any sleigh tonight.

Christmas Day looks nice weather-wise. High temps near 60°, can’t totally rule out a quick shower – but the overwhelming majority of us will likely stay dry.