Heavy thunderstorm for the Cincinnati region

Rounds of rain and thunderstorms move around our area on Tuesday. 2 is on the way. There are still some worry about big hail and strong winds, but a localized threat of flooding can be more real with the next batch. The thunderstorm warning for Butler, Clinton, Hamilton, Warren until 2:30 p.m.: Heavy thunderstorm warning for Hamilton, Butler, Boone, Campbell, Kenton, Ohio (in) Counties until 2 p.m.: Sturm in SE Indiana, the strong winds – potentially up to 70 MPH. Bewers on Blooming Grove, Laurel, Metamora and the surrounding area. For Butler, Warren Counties, up to 1:45 PM12: 37 pm, heavy thunderstorm warnings were issued: Winds up to 55 miles per hour are possible for Dearborn, Ripley and Franklin until 1:30 p.m. 12:20 p.m.: A severe storm warning for Franklin, Union and Fayette, a few showers until 1:15 p.m. during the morning rush, but these would basically be the remains of storms from Monday evening. In the afternoon we get into the afternoon, the cold front, on the way and will lead to storms that can lead to storms that can lead to hail or damage, with severe, with severe. These are the main threats, but we cannot rule out a tornado. The good news is that the storms go out when the sun goes down. Storms in the southeast of Indiana start around 11 a.m. or 12 p.m., while most storms in the Greater Cincinnati should start between 1 and 3 pm districts east of SR 68 to plan a schedule from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. The system from Tuesday starts an active pattern until Friday with outside rain and thunderstorms. We should dry out on Friday evening. Our weekend looks dry and cool. Very comfortable for runners, but if you are a flying pig spectator, you may add a layer.