Cincinnati is starting Tuesday with fog and mist near Lunken Field, where temperatures are around 57 degrees under calm winds. The murky start should give way to sunshine, with no rain expected and an afternoon high near 82. It is a cool, quiet opening before warmer weather and storm chances return later this week.
Fog Clears Before A Sunny Afternoon
Fog may linger in river valleys through the early morning, but skies should brighten quickly as the day goes on. The National Weather Service office in Wilmington expects sunny conditions, a light north wind around 2 mph and a dry Tuesday, with the agency's forecast discussion reporting no watches, warnings or advisories for the region.
Tuesday night will turn partly cloudy, with temperatures falling to about 60 degrees and nearly calm northeast winds. Wednesday brings a noticeable warm-up: mostly sunny skies and a high near 87.
Storm Chances Return Wednesday Night
The first rain chance arrives after 2 a.m. Thursday, when showers could develop under partly cloudy skies. Thursday will stay warm, reaching about 87 degrees, with a 40% chance of showers and thunderstorms.
Most of Thursday should remain usable for outdoor plans, but the storm risk increases through the afternoon and early evening. A few stronger storms are possible, so anyone planning a late-day event should keep an eye on changing conditions and have an indoor backup.
Sunny Weekend, Then A Bigger Heat Push
Friday and Saturday look like the week's easiest weather days, with sunny skies and highs near 85 and 86 degrees. Overnight lows will settle in the low to mid-60s, and rain chances will be close to zero.
The heat builds again Sunday and Monday, when highs are forecast near 91 and 93 degrees. Both days should stay mostly sunny, but the early-week stretch will feel much more like summer than Tuesday's cool, foggy start.
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