Updated 09.30.23 @ 7:44a
There’s no reason to waste a bunch of pixels on our weather over the next 5 days. Despite morning fog in spots (a byproduct of just enough lingering moisture from rain earlier this week along with the longer nights) we’re talking about a “rinse and repeat” regime with plentiful sunshine and seasonably cool mornings warming quickly to well above normal levels during the afternoon.
High pressure will dominate our weather through Wednesday with dry skies.
2 cold fronts will have eyes on our region late week. The 1st boundary will increase our cloud cover and offer up a passing shower Thursday. The 2nd cold front will sweep through the Ohio Valley around a week from today and provide a shot of much cooler air to close the weekend and open the following week.
Moisture levels don’t look impressive with either frontal passage at this point. If we can squeak out 0.10″ we’ll have to count ourselves lucky.
The coolest air of the young autumn season will filter into our region next weekend. A total reversal of the upper air pattern we open the period with…
