Cincinnati faces three days of near-100-degree heat, with a Heat Advisory through Thursday and relief arriving by Labor Day.

Cincinnati’s heat ramps up from 94 Monday to 97 Thursday before storms finally return Friday. The weekend brings a modest cooldown.

Cincinnati’s calm Sunday starts a four-day heat climb, with 98 degrees possible Wednesday before late-week storm chances return.

Fog clears Saturday as Cincinnati warms to 88 degrees, then temperatures climb toward 97 next week. A few storm chances return Thursday and Friday.

Fog fades into sunshine Friday, but Cincinnati’s easy summer weather will not last. Highs climb into the mid-90s next week before storm chances return.

Cincinnati gets a sunny break through Saturday before temperatures surge into the mid-90s next week.

Cincinnati will heat up from a clear 59-degree morning to 87 Wednesday, with overnight storms possible before a hotter weekend arrives.

Cincinnati starts Tuesday foggy and cool before warming to 82 degrees under sunny skies. Storm chances return Thursday, with hotter weather arriving next week.

Cincinnati starts the week cool and clear, then heats back up by the weekend. A limited thunderstorm chance arrives Thursday afternoon.

Cincinnati wakes to fog Sunday, but sunshine arrives quickly with a high near 78. A warmer pattern builds toward the mid-80s later this week.

Cincinnati wakes up foggy Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms move through. A cooler, sunnier stretch follows Sunday and Monday.

Morning fog may slow parts of Cincinnati’s commute Friday before sunshine and an 84-degree high take over. Saturday brings the weekend’s main storm threat.

An EF1 twister carved a 7.1-mile path through Brown and Adams counties, collapsing a building on Tibbe Road.