Monthly Archives: July 2009

Today’s Outlook After widespread (locally flooding) rains impacted the tri-state last night, today looks much quieter. The area of low pressure that was the culprit for the widespread rains is now pushing east, thus leaving the tri-state in a more … Continue reading →

What seems like an endless active weather pattern continues for Wednesday. A weak disturbance will be passing across the area during the daytime, which will allow for the development of widespread showers (and isolated t-storms) across the tri-state. Given the … Continue reading →

After a very mild weekend with many records, Monday looks to be a BIT warmer with highs topping out in the upper 70s. There will still be a bit of moisture and lift present, so isolated showers/t-storms will once again … Continue reading →

We tied a record low (from 1924) Saturday morning as we dropped down to 54 degrees! If that wasn’t enough, the official high temperature at CVG on Saturday afternoon was only 70 degrees, making it the all-time coolest July 18th … Continue reading →

After a weekend full of cool temps, clouds, and a steady “Fourth of July rain”, it is nice to finally see some wall-to-wall sunshine across the tri-state! Look for temps to climb into the upper 70s/lower 80s area-wide on Monday, … Continue reading →