DAYTON — A weak cold front begins to push south from the Great Lakes, but doesn’t make it through the Valley.
It does, however, bring scattered rain and a few rumbles of thunder throughout the morning, and even a few scattered storms can redevelop throughout the evening.
No severe weather is forecast, but a quarter of an inch of rain is possible through Thursday.
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This front will lift back north as a warm front leading into Thursday, leaving a small chance of drizzle or light showers early, but the afternoon will be dry and near 80 degrees.
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Friday night and into Saturday will bring out our next good chance for rain and a few storms.
At this time, nothing looks severe, but a few stronger storms can’t be ruled out with the potential of strong winds.
Monday of next week will bring another attempt at rainfall.
The Climate Prediction Center has the entire Ohio Valley with above average rainfall through the beginning of May.
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