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[12:33 PM] An area of low pressure over the Great Lakes is moving only very slowly. This will keep clouds, along with some showers and storms, in the forecast for parts of the area today.

Showers and thunderstorms will pass east through the region this morning. Another round of showers and storms will enter into areas along and especially north of the I-70 corridor later in the day.

[7:55 PM] Expect increasing clouds overnight with a chance of showers, partial clearing during the morning, and then isolated showers late Sunday afternoon.

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[8:06 AM] Scattered showers quickly move out this morning, but cloud cover lingers into the afternoon. Expect these clouds to begin clearing from late afternoon to evening from west to east.

In support of the National Hurricane Center with Tropical Depression 9, we will begin launching 2 extra upper-air balloons per day starting tomorrow. Multiple NWS offices will take part in this effort. For more information about this storm, visit hurricanes.gov.

Did You Know - Severe thunderstorms can produce straight line winds that can cause just as much, if not more, damage than a tornado?
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Mostly sunny and cool conditions are expected today as high pressure continues to build south into the region. Clouds increase tonight with some clouds lingering into Saturday. Southerly flow on Saturday will bring warmer temperatures.

It was a clear, cool and crisp morning! Lots of 40s for lows and even a few 30s. Too cold or refreshing? Let us know!
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The last time we saw widespread low temperatures in the 40s was back on May 8, when it dropped to 47 in Cincinnati, 40 in Columbus, 41 in Dayton and Richmond, and 43 in Wilmington. May 24 had a handful of observations drop to the upper 40s.

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[4:02 PM] High pressure, clearing skies, and calming winds will help support below normal temperatures for Friday morning with values dropping to their coolest point since early May (8th). Upper 30s are most likely across eastern Indiana and western Ohio.

NWS CLE, NWS ILN, and ODOT met in person in Columbus to discuss upcoming changes to the winter weather program. Partner meetings are very important for networking and listening to feedback. #ohwx

Whatever your outdoor plans are: When you See a Flash, Dash Inside! It's never safe to be outside when lightning is in the area. ow.ly/Rfyj50KQnzW #SeeAFlashDashInside #DeafAwarenessWeek #IWDeaf

[10:50 PM] The severe threat has diminished, but there remains a chance for showers and storms overnight along a strong cold front that will push east across our area. In fact, the current temperatures are the warmest we'll see until a warmup on Saturday.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning including Independence KY, Alexandria KY and Walton KY until 9:00 PM EDT