CINCINNATI (WXIX) – Thunderstorms are set to continue blowing through the Tri-State this week.
The Storm Prediction Center has the Tri-State under slight risk for severe weather (Level 2 out of 5).
Flooding from heavy rain is the main concern, but damaging winds and tornadoes are possible in severe storms.
Heavy rain and flooding are the main threats Saturday, but damaging winds and tornadoes are possible if severe weather develops.(FOX19 NOW)
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Sunday
Cloudy skies and spotty showers will linger throughout the day.
Any flooding concerns will be made worse.
There will be more dry breaks with highs in the low-to-mid 80s.
Monday-Tuesday
An area of low pressure is expected to stall out.
That will keep scattered shower and storm chances around for the first half of next week.
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