Cincinnati Forecasters Predict Mid-70s High for Election Day Before Rain Returns
Residents can expect mostly sunny skies and breezy conditions on Tuesday, followed by steady rain and cooler temperatures through the weekend.
By Carlos Rousseau ·
Voters in Cincinnati will experience mild weather conditions on Election Day. The local forecast calls for mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid 70s. Breezy conditions will accompany the above average warmth, making Tuesday the mildest day in the extended forecast.
WXIX-TV meteorologists noted that clouds will clear out overnight, setting the stage for a pleasant start to the day. The broadcast team described the conditions as the best in the coming week. They advised viewers to take advantage of the dry air before weather patterns shift.
Conditions will change late Tuesday evening. Clouds are expected to thicken, with scattered showers likely by midnight. By Wednesday morning, heavy and steady rain should impact commuters. Isolated thunderstorms and gusty winds will accompany the precipitation. Rain will persist for much of Wednesday, potentially becoming more scattered by late afternoon. Highs will reach 70 degrees before cooler air moves in.
Drier air returns early Thursday. Sunshine is expected alongside slightly cooler temperatures in the mid 60s. Another cold front will move in Friday, bringing late day shower chances. These showers may affect evening plans, including high school football playoff games. Weekend high temperatures will drop to the mid 50s, while morning lows will dip back into the 30s.
