WEATHER AUTHORITY FORECAST - MONDAY - MARCH 27TH - 4:10PM UPDATE
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This Evening:{/strong} Mostly to partly cloudy. Temperatures falling into and through the 40s.

Overnight: {/strong}Becoming partly cloudy, quiet, chilly, low 36.

Tuesday:{/strong} A blend of sun and clouds. A slim chance for a shower late afternoon and early evening. High 52.

Good afternoon! After starting the day on a wet note, we have started to clear things out late this afternoon with some breaks in the clouds. We'll see skies becoming partly cloudy tonight as low temperatures dip into the middle 30s by morning. Tuesday will feature highs in the lower 50s and just a slim shower chance. Wednesday and Thursday look quiet and warmer. Under a blend of sun and clouds, we'll see lower 60s on Wednesday and middle 60s on Thursday - great weather if you are heading to Reds' Opening Day. The problems start Friday. That's when another large storm system makes its way into the Midwest. This one will likely produce severe storms over a wide portion of the region, including that possibility here in the Tri-State. Right now, all severe threats are possible, including high winds, hail and even tornadoes. The good news is we appear to be on the far eastern edge of this severe threat with the higher risk west of Cincinnati at this time. But we'll need to keep a close eye on that as the week goes on. Big winds follow this system as the rain exits on Saturday. Be sure to join me and Meteorologist Karaline Cohen for the latest all afternoon on Local 12 News. Have a nice night!

Chief Meteorologist John Gumm
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