First Alert Weather Day: Severe storms possible Wednesday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Wednesday is one other First Alert Weather Day attributable to widespread rain impacting driving and storms that would flip extreme.
A Slight Risk (2 out of 5) is in place throughout the Tri-State.
Damaging winds, flash flooding and remoted extreme threats are all possible, in accordance with the FOX19 NOW Weather Team.
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Flash flooding possible
Damaging wind is the first extreme climate menace, however flash flooding will even be a major concern.
Hail or an remoted twister can’t be dominated out, though each stay lower-end threats.
Heavy rain started round 4:30 am Wednesday.
The morning rain is predicted to linger into the afternoon, the climate staff says.
A robust storm or two is possible.
But the larger concern could also be extra rainfall on already-saturated floor, growing the potential for flash flooding.
Drying out Thursday
Thursday might be drier and extra snug temperature-wise.
Highs will attain the mid-to-upper 60s.
Enjoy it whereas it lasts as a result of it will not final lengthy.
Scattered storms return Friday with highs warming into the 70s.
How to arrange
- Wednesday: Keep an umbrella with you through the morning commute.
- Friday-Sunday: Monitor forecasts intently for added rain impacts and potential flooding issues.
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