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

A Warren County field tour will bring four conservation projects into focus this September, from farm waterways to habitat restoration.

Cincinnati gets a sunny, dry start to the week before showers and thunderstorms return Wednesday. Friday currently carries the highest rain chance.

Cincinnati could see repeated thunderstorms Saturday, with flooding and a non-zero tornado threat. Storm chances continue through much of next week.

Cincinnati starts Thursday foggy before sunshine pushes temperatures to 86. A stormy, potentially soaking weekend is next.

Cincinnati’s fog should clear before a sunny Wednesday, but a stormier weekend is ahead.

Scattered morning storms may rattle the Tuesday commute; drier, cooler days follow.

Patchy dense fog will slow the morning commute; highs near 92°F and late‑night storms may bring heavy rain and gusty winds.

Cloudy and muggy this morning in Cincinnati with a high near 90. Showers and stronger storms are possible Monday night.

Patchy fog eases Saturday morning; highs near 87°F. Heat and storm chances return early next week.

Cool Friday with highs near 83°F; heat returns Sunday into next week with storm chances Monday night.

Cool, sunny Thursday with highs near 80°F. A hotter stretch and storm chances arrive by Monday night.

Strong storms swept through Clinton County on July 21, triggering a brief tornado warning, localized flooding and scattered power outages while crews worked to clear lines and reopen roads.