Tornado watch issued as Beryl remnants move into Cincinnati region

THE POTENTIAL FOR IT. RIGHT. WE’RE DEFINITELY GETTING RAIN. HEAVY RAIN AT TIMES. AND WE’LL HAVE THE POSSIBILITY OF SOME STRONGER STORMS, ESPECIALLY AFTER ABOUT 7 OR 8:00 TONIGHT. AND WHILE WE HAVE HEAVY RAIN, AREAS OF HIGH WATER ARE POSSIBLE. ALSO, THE POSSIBILITY OF TORNADOES. NOW, THESE ARE NOT GOING TO BE THE SUPER VIOLENT, INTENSE ONES, BUT A TORNADO IS A TORNADO AND IT CAN CAUSE DAMAGE. THESE WOULD BE KIND OF BRIEF WEEK, NOT VERY LONG LASTING ONES. OKAY, NOT THAT THAT MATTERS IF YOUR HOME GETS HIT BY IT. CORRECT. SO LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THE RADAR BECAUSE RIGHT NOW WE’RE JUST LOOKING AT DOWNPOURS IN PORTIONS OF KENTUCKY. AND REALLY KIND OF RIDING RIGHT UP. I 71 YOU CAN SEE THE FIRST INTENSE RAIN OF THIS NOON HOUR. WE HAVE SOME HEAVY RAIN FALLING FROM JUST OUTSIDE OF MADISON INTO PLEASANT TO VIVI. AND RIGHT NOW, THE CORE OF THE MOST INTENSE DOWNPOURS RIGHT ALONG AND JUST OFF OF I 71 CROSSING FROM CARROLL INTO GALLATIN COUNTY. SO REALLY SEEING THAT RAINFALL PICKUP NEAR WARSAW AND GLENCOE. SO WANT TO KIND OF DIVE DEEPER INTO THIS, AND YOU CAN SEE THIS PINK BLOB HERE IS A HEAVIER RAINFALL RATE. WHERE THIS TO SIT OVER TOP OF ANY PARTICULAR TOWN FOR AN HOUR, YOU’D PICK ALMOST UP ALMOST FOUR INCHES OF RAIN. LUCKILY THIS IS MOVING AND IT’S MOVING IN AN OKAY CLIP ABOUT 2930 MILES AN HOUR OFF TO THE NORTH AND EAST. SO MAKING ITS WAY TOWARD THOMAS MOORE STADIUM. BY THE TIME WE GET TO LUNCHTIME AND THEN FLORENCE BY ABOUT 1:00. SO STILL GOT SOME ROOM BEFORE THAT HEAVIER RAIN MAKES IT TO THE 7175 SPLIT. WE DO HAVE SOME LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS FALLING ON THE 275 LOOP IN SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA, LAWRENCEBURG AND THEN CROSSING OVER INTO THE WEST SIDE. CLEAVES UP TO ROSS, SEEING A COUPLE OF LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS. SAME THING IN HARRISON AND THEN INTO BUTLER COUNTY. YOU CAN SEE LIGHT RAIN FALLING. ROSS TO HAMILTON RIGHT NOW IN THROUGH NEW MIAMI. LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THIS THING AS A WHOLE THOUGH, BECAUSE ALL OF THIS HAS TO DRIFT TO THE NORTH AND EAST AND COME THROUGH OUR AREA. SO EARLIER THIS MORNING IT WAS A LITTLE EASIER TO FIND WHAT WAS THE CENTER OF BARREL. NOW, MUCH MORE DISORGANIZED AS ALL OF THIS MAKES ITS WAY UP THE MISSISSIPPI AND INTO THE OHIO VALLEY. WITH THIS, IT’S A LANDFALLING TROPICAL SYSTEM. THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME ROTATION OR SOME SPIN IN OUR ATMOSPHERE. AND RIGHT NOW IT LOOKS LIKE THE BEST CHANCES FOR THAT WOULD BE ALONG THE OHIO RIVER. YOU CAN SEE THIS AREA HIGHLIGHTED NOW IN AN ENHANCED RISK FROM EVANSVILLE TO JUST ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF OUR VIEWING AREA. IN FACT, IF WE ZOOM ON IN HERE, YOU’LL BE ABLE TO SEE CINCINNATI NOW UNDER A SLIGHT RISK, YOU HEAD OVER INTO SOUTHERN RIPLEY COUNTY, PARTS OF SWITZERLAND COUNTY, NOW INTO A MORE ENHANCED RISK, REALLY. LET’S CALL IT 75. AND WEST HAS A BETTER CHANCE OF MAYBE SEEING SOME OF THOSE STORMS THAT COULD PRODUCE TORNADOES. SO IT’S A WEATHER IMPACT DAY BETWEEN NOW AND 6 P.M., YOU’RE GOING TO SEE SCATTERED RAIN A THUNDERSTORM IN THERE, INTENSE DOWNPOURS ARE PROBABLY YOUR BIGGEST THREAT HERE THROUGH THE FIRST PART. STRONGER STORMS POSSIBLE 7 P.M. THROUGH 1 A.M. AND THE IMPACT WOULD BE BRIEF. TORNADOES AND HEAVY RAIN. RAINFALL AVERAGES ABOUT HALF AN INCH TO AN INCH AND A HALF, SO TORNADIC ACTIVITY POTENTIAL FOR INTENSE DOWNPOURS THAT WOULD CAUSE BRIEFLY, SOME LOCALIZED AREAS OF FLOODING THAT WOULD BE THE MAIN CONCERN. THESE ONES PROBABLY AREN’T GOING TO PRODUCE MUCH IN THE WAY OF GUSTY WINDS. SO AS WE GO THROUGH THE NEXT HOUR, YOU CAN SEE IT’S BRINGING THAT ONE BATCH THAT’S COMING THROUGH RIGHT NOW TO THE NORTH. QUIET THINGS DOWN, KEEP THOSE GRAY SKIES IN PLACE. HOPEFULLY THAT WILL HELP US OUT A LITTLE BIT HEADING INTO THE EVENING HOURS BETWEEN ABOUT FIVE AND 7 P.M., YOU’LL START TO SEE A FEW MORE OF THESE FLARING UP. AND THEN AS WE GO, SEVEN, EIGHT, 9:00 STARTING TO SEE MORE WIDESPREAD THUNDERSTORMS. I THINK OUR MOST ACTIVE TIME FRAME IS PROBABLY BETWEEN 9 P.M. AND ABOUT 1 A.M. YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THOSE HEAVY AREAS OF RAIN MOVING THROUGH GREATER CINCINNATI AND GETTING OUT OF HERE AS WE HEAD INTO TOMORROW MORNING, WE SHOULD SEE TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S AND BREEZY CONDITIONS TOMORROW WITH A COUPLE OF LINGERING RAIN SHOWERS. WE’LL PICK UP A DECENT AMOUNT OF RAIN, THOUGH. AREAS TO THE EAST QUARTER TO A HALF INCH FOR THE 275 LOOP IN THE 71 CORRIDOR, ABOUT A HALF INCH TO ONE INCH. AND THEN OUR HEAVIEST RAINFALL TOTALS CLOSER TO THE CENTER OF THOSE LEFTOVERS OF BARREL FOR ABOUT THREE QUARTERS OF AN INCH TO AN INCH AND A HALF OF TOTAL RAINFALL. SO TODAY, OBVIOUSLY A WEATHER IMPACT DAY WITH BENGALS RAIN TOMORROW, EXPECT TEMPERATURES IN THE 70S, WINDY THROUGH THE DAY, MUCH COOLER, MORE COMFORTABLE AS WELL. HUMIDITY STAYS DOWN FOR THURSDAY, BUT IT STARTS TO CREEP UP AGAIN BY FRIDAY EVENING. THANK YOU RANDY. THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS ARE TAKING PART IN A DANGEROU

Beryl’s leftovers move into Cincinnati Tuesday, bringing the risk of severe weather. LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTSA tornado watch is in effect for the majority of the area until 12 a.m.We’re cloudy, humid but fairly dry to kick off the day. Tuesday afternoon, some scattered rain/storms start moving in, then bigger impacts are expected as the sun goes down and the center of what was Beryl passes through Indiana. Any storm could start to rotate, leading to a weak tornado potential. Have ways to receive warnings. Additionally, locally heavy rain is possible through Tuesday night. Totals will be around an inch.Wednesday dries out in the morning and temperatures are stuck in the 70s.We remain dry through the end of the week as temperatures surge back into the 90s by the weekend. It’ll turn humid again, too.

CINCINNATI —

Beryl’s leftovers move into Cincinnati Tuesday, bringing the risk of severe weather.

LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS

A tornado watch is in effect for the majority of the area until 12 a.m.

We’re cloudy, humid but fairly dry to kick off the day.

Tuesday afternoon, some scattered rain/storms start moving in, then bigger impacts are expected as the sun goes down and the center of what was Beryl passes through Indiana.

Any storm could start to rotate, leading to a weak tornado potential. Have ways to receive warnings.

Additionally, locally heavy rain is possible through Tuesday night. Totals will be around an inch.

Wednesday dries out in the morning and temperatures are stuck in the 70s.

We remain dry through the end of the week as temperatures surge back into the 90s by the weekend. It’ll turn humid again, too.