0.01" at CVG, here, and at the Boone Co mesonet site when that weak frontal system passed thru a bit earlier. Sunshine is knocking in our doorstep from the West. Once that happens and the atmosphere gets mixed out a little bit, dews will drop and the winds should also pick up.

Trev posted this on his FB page this morning just so you can see the temps for the next 10 days graphically.

Good Morning Les and forecast looks good. Looks like rainfall totals locally probably in the .5-1 inch range locally late Monday through early Wednesday. I agree severe weather looks unlikely but never say never but this system looks more like a decent rain maker. Then again by late next week anoth...

These pics of the Northern Lights were sent to me by one of our wonderful forum members, wrmwxfreak (Casie). Her location is in the Middletown area if I remember correctly. Thank you Casie for sharing these and allowing us to see them. Gorgeous photos!!! :) Northern Lights1.jpg Northern Lights2.jpg ...

We have some light showers and perhaps a t-storm for northern posters moving into the region right now. In a couple of hours, it's outta here and we're left with clearing skies and 30 mph wind gusts this afternoon. Temps near 70. U40s to L50s again tonight and an awesome Mother's Day ahead with low ...

AWESOME!!! That looks so beautiful! Anyone else capture anything last night? Look again tonight too. Clear skies are a lock for tonight.

Tigers lose to the Stros 5-2. Next one is 6:10pm tonight with Tarik Skubal.

The wind has calmed down IMBY and it's really turned out to be a nice evening! Got the grill going with a baked potato, then it'll be time to throw a ribeye on. The beer is always cold too.

tpweather wrote: ↑Fri May 10, 2024 3:26 pm Just looking around the country and the only winter storm warning is in Hawaii.

On top of the Summit.... always a classic spot for WSW's and Blizzard warnings as well.

Some better news guys with regards to Saturday. The best chance for showers will be in the morning hours. The afternoon should see skies clearing out, but breezy. With regards to coverage and rainfall amounts, it still looks to be on the light side. In fact the 12Z GFS is pretty much dry for NKY and...

The boys have a complete listing now of all of the storm related damage and reports from the last severe wx outbreak. It looks like 12 tornadoes occurred. Five EF0's, five EF1's and two EF-2's! That is very significant for our region IMO. https://www.weather.gov/iln/20240507 Hi Les, My folks and I ...

I am surprised no one has posted about this yet so I will. :lol: Check this out from spaceweather.com: ARE WE ABOUT TO EXPERIENCE A NEW CARRINGTON EVENT? No. AR3664 is indeed a 'Carrington-class' sunspot, but the CMEs it hurled toward Earth over the past few days are not as potent as the monster CME...

I agree Tim! Even during the drought of 2007 when we had the hottest August on record for Cincinnati as an example, it was still short term drought as we had a very active late fall and winter season with numerous cutters! So the rain came back in other words as it always does. I could name plenty o...

Here is CB's blog post from overnight. It is more for Kentucky mind you, but you'll get the basic idea. Three items of interest in the blog post. The first, is a map of 48 hour rainfall amounts from all of the KY Mesonet sites. The second, is a rainfall accumulation map over the last 30 days. The la...

In addition to the above... the cooler temps will also help to keep the moisture in the ground longer. BTW, my comments for let's keep the rain going is purely an IMBY perspective. I totally understand that the farmers absolutely need a dry spell to get their crops in. The end result of this pattern...

Clouds are finally breaking up a bit here in Mason. The sun is still blocked, but you can see quite a bit of blue sky mixed in. Visible shows that we should see increasing amounts of sunshine as the day wears on. Much drier air in place too with dews in the upper 40s at the moment and a nice norther...

Nice post Tim! May is certainly looking to remain active and with shots of cool air coming in from time to time. No big heat in other words and I am certainly expecting no 90s for this month. My original call for the summer was to see a hot and drier then normal for rain, but not to the extent that ...

The boys have a complete listing now of all of the storm related damage and reports from the last severe wx outbreak. It looks like 12 tornadoes occurred. Five EF0's, five EF1's and two EF-2's! That is very significant for our region IMO.

https://www.weather.gov/iln/20240507

I picked up a nice downpour too before I went to bed last night. Totals from that action:

CVG - 0.27"
Me - 0.12"
Boone Co Mesonet - 0.01"

Good morning all and awesome news for our Out East and I-70 Crew posters! Glad to see everyone pretty much has cashed in now. :) A break for today with temps 65 to 70 then we get a front for tomorrow but this is not a big deal for rainfall amounts or duration. Then a wonderful Mother's Day with high...

BBQing some chicken for dinner and it is partly sunny here with a nice breeze. It feels pretty nice outside!

Some decent scattered storms for the I-70 Crew... Dayton Metro may see some beneficial rains here shortly. Just had a few showers on the way home from work, nothing major. A few sprinkles here at home, now the sun is back out. 72 so far for my high temp today.

ILN is starting to come out with EF ratings now on a lot of the tornadoes that have occurred in our area. You can click on this link below to view the PNS's (Public Information Statements). https://forecast.weather.gov/product.php?site=NWS&issuedby=ILN&product=PNS&format=CI&version=1...

12Z GFS keeps the hits on coming in the extended range so honestly, no major wholescale changes to what has already been discussed. In the short term, the broad low of 1004 Mb is currently tracking right thru the region. I thought it would dive a little further SE down towards LOU but whatever. :lol...