Cincinnati could hit 91 degrees Saturday before rounds of thunderstorms move in. Heavy rain, flooding concerns and a cooler, drier change are ahead.

Cincinnati faces a wet, stormy Friday before a hot weekend pushes temperatures into the 90s. Flooding remains a concern during the morning storms.

Cincinnati gets a mostly dry Thursday afternoon before a Flood Watch sets up a heavy storm and flooding threat overnight.

Cincinnati faces repeated thunderstorms Wednesday, with a Flood Watch through 11 p.m. and 1 to 2 inches of rain possible.

Cincinnati faces dangerous heat, repeated thunderstorms and a flood threat through Wednesday morning, with damaging winds possible Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Cincinnati will reach 93 degrees Monday before repeated thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible damaging winds move in through midweek.

Fog gives way to a 91-degree Cincinnati afternoon Sunday, with heat index values near 100. Storm chances ramp up late overnight and continue through midweek.

Cincinnati starts Saturday in fog before temperatures reach 90 and late-day storms roll in. A hotter Sunday and Monday lead into a stormier midweek stretch.

Cincinnati starts Friday foggy and muggy before afternoon thunderstorms move in. The heat sticks around through Monday, with more storms returning next week.

Cincinnati starts Thursday with patchy fog before temperatures climb near 89. Storm chances increase tonight and peak Friday, with heavier rain possible.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, nearly 90-degree Wednesday before thunderstorms return Thursday and become likely Friday and Saturday.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, rain-free Tuesday before storm chances rise Wednesday and become more likely late Thursday into Friday.

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