QUICK-LOOK FORECAST
- Sunny, warm all weekend
- High UV Index, pollution advisory both days
- Next chance for storms is Tuesday
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DETAILED FORECAST
An air pollution advisory has been issued for Clark, Greene, Miami and Montgomery counties for this weekend and Monday.
Clear and cool conditions with low humidity is in store overnight, Storm Center 7 Meteorologist McCall Vrydaghs said.
It may be a nice night to open the windows and give the A/C a break, Vrydaghs said. Temperatures overnight will dip to a low around 60 degrees by morning.
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Saturday & Sunday: It will be hot, but not too humid this weekend, which is great news for the air show. Temperatures will climb into the middle 80s Saturday and into the upper 80s for Father's Day, also the second day for the air show. The UV index will be very high both days, so anyone planning to be outdoors should apply sunblock.
Monday: The humidity will come up a bit, and it will be hot with temperatures around 90 degrees. Skies will be mostly sunny. Some more clouds arrive into Monday night as a cold front arrives from the north.
Tuesday: A cold front crossing the region from north to south will bring the chance of scattered showers and storms. It will be warm and a bit humid before the storms with highs in the lower to middle 80s.
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Wednesday: High pressure returns with cooler and less humid air. Temperatures will be below normal in the upper 70s.