Rain Threatens Cincinnati Through Weekend
WLWT
[{'start': '1.668', 'end': '4.170', 'text': "ALL RIGHT.  KEVIN ROBINSON RIGHT NOW TALKING  ABOUT THIS TRANSITION THAT WE GO  THROUGH ALMOST DAILY WHERE IT'S  SUNNY AND THEN IT STARTS TO RAIN  AND STORMS.  IS THE PATTERN GOING TO  CONTINUE?  I CERTAINLY THINK IT WILL  BECAUSE WE'VE GOT DAILY RAIN  CHANCES RIGHT THROUGH THE FLYING  PIG WEEKEND.  SO BUT AS WE'VE SEEN, IT'S NOT A  TOTAL WASHOUT.  IT'S NOT AN ALL DAY RAIN.  IT'S JUST TRYING TO SCHEDULE  THOSE EVENTS AROUND WHEN IT WILL  RAIN.  SO A LITTLE POSITIVE.  LOOK ON THE RADAR TONIGHT.  I KNOW IT'S BEEN A STORMY DAY  THUS FAR, BUT WE'RE GENERALLY  DRYING OUT FROM WEST TO EAST.  YOU CAN SEE AROUND THE METRO A  LOT OF THE RAIN HAS GOTTEN OUT  OF HERE NOW, AND I ACTUALLY  THINK WE'RE IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE  FOR A WHILE HERE TONIGHT.  SAME STORY AS YOU HEAD UP NORTH,  THE BACK EDGE OF THE RAIN,  SCOOTING UP 71.  IT WILL BE OVER FOR THOSE OF YOU  SHORTLY IN THE WILMINGTON AREA.  THE BULK OF THE RAIN SOUTHEAST  OF CINCINNATI FROM PARTS OF  HIGHLAND ADAMS COUNTY, BACK  THROUGH AREAS OF CLAREMONT AND  BROWN COUNTY.  SO YOU'RE ABOUT TO DRY OUT NOW  IN CLAREMONT COUNTY TO HANG IN  THERE.  BETHEL, WILLIAMSBURG, FELICITY.  THE BACK EDGE OF THE RAIN IS  KNOCKING ON YOUR DOOR.  PRETTY WET, THOUGH, FROM  HILLSBORO DOWN TOWARDS SEAMAN  AND PEEBLES, AS WELL AS OUT  TOWARDS WEST UNION AND  MAYSVILLE.  YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO DEAL WITH  RAIN FOR PROBABLY ABOUT ANOTHER  HOUR, HOUR AND A HALF, BUT THE  TREND AGAIN THROUGH NORTHERN  KENTUCKY DRYING US OUT.  SO WHILE THE TREND DOES LOOK TO  BE DRIER HERE TONIGHT, WE MAY  NOT BE COMPLETELY RAIN FREE  BECAUSE THE ACTUAL COLD FRONT IS  STILL OUT TO OUR WEST.  YOU DO SEE KIND OF A SMATTERING  OF STORMS ALONG THAT, I DO  THINK, AS THIS COLD FRONT KEEPS  MOVING IN OUR DIRECTION, IT  ENCOUNTERS A LESS FAVORABLE  ENVIRORONMENT.  SO I DON'T HAVE ANY CONCERNS FOR  ADDITIONAL SEVERE WEATHER.  BUT THERE IS THE CHANCE,  ESPECIALLY IN SOUTHEAST INDIANA,  WHERE YOU'RE STILL IN THE 70S,  THAT A FEW DOWNPOURS COULD POP  UP, OR EVEN A STORM HERE THIS  EVENING OR TONIGHT.  IT'S A LITTLE COOLER WHERE YOU  HAVE THE RAIN RIGHT NOW.  AND AGAIN, I THINK THAT HAS AN  IMPACT ON THE ATMOSPHERE.  SO DRIER OVERALL, BUT MAYBE NOT  COMPLETELY DRY.  THERE'S A LITTLE SUN TRYING TO  POKE OUT.  66 IS WHERE WE ARE NOW IN  CINCINNATI.  LOOK AT THAT HUMIDITY UP THERE.  FUTURECAST AGREES THE BACK EDGE  OF THE RAIN IS OUT.  SO DRY FOR SEVERAL HOURS.  HERE'S THE ACTIVITY IN INDIANA.  WATCH WHAT HAPPENS WITH IT.  YOU SEE, IT KIND OF FALLS APART.  BUT I'M GOING TO KEEP THE CHANCE  FOR SOME RAIN, A DOWNPOUR, STORM  THROUGH ABOUT MIDNIGHT FOR US,  AND THEN BY FRIDAY MORNING IT IS  QUIET.  WE START THE DAY SUNNY AND DRY.  BUT LOOK AT THIS AFTER  LUNCHTIME, SCATTERED SHOWERS AND  STORMS ARE EXPECTED TO DEVELOP.  AND YES, THEY'LL INCREASE IN  COVERAGE THROUGH THE EVENING.  AND THIS WILL BE THE BEGINNINGS  OF A STORM SYSTEM THAT IS  STOPPING AND PARKING RIGHT ON  TOP OF THE OHIO VALLEY.  AND THAT MEANS OFF AND ON RAIN  CHANCES.  LOOK AT THIS.  THIS IS SATURDAY THROUGH THE  WEEKEND.  IN FACT, I THINK SATURDAY IS THE  WETTEST AS WE KEEP IT KIND OF  DAMP AROUND HERE WITH DAILY RAIN  CHANCES.  SO FOR THE PIG THIS WEEKEND,  DAILY RAIN THREATS, BUT NOT A  TOTAL WASHOUT.  AND I THINK THE WETTEST DAYS ARE  TOMORROW AND SATURDAY.  BUT I DO UNFORTUNATELY STILL  HAVE RAIN CHANCES IN THERE ON  SUNDAY TO.  HERE'S YOUR 12 HOUR FORECAST  THREAT FOR A STORM.  SOME RAIN BEFORE MIDNIGHT, BUT  DON'T EXPECT MUCH IN TERMS OF  COVERAGEGE AND ADDITIONAL RAIN  HERE TONIGHT.  SO OUTSIDE OF THAT, IT'S MOSTLY  CLOUDY AND HUMID DOWN TO 59 BY  MORNING TOMORROW.  OBVIOUSLY A WEATHER IMPACT DAY,  ALTHOUGH A CHUNK OF THE DAY LIKE  TODAY WILL BE DRY INTO THE  AFTERNOON AND EVENING COULD SEE  A STORM AS EARLY AS LUNCHTIME.  BUT I THINK THE GREATER COVERAGE  IS AFTER 4 OR 5.  HERE'S A LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN DAY  FORECAST.  SO WE'VE GOT WEATHER IMPACT DAYS  THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK,  ESSENTIALLY WITH A CHANCE FOR  RAIN IN HERE.  THESE ARE DAILY RAIN THREATS.  SO AGAIN FRIDAY'S A BUSY DAY.  WE'VE GOT YOU SEE COMMENCEMENT  OF COURSE WE KICK OFF THE FLYING  PIG EVENTS IN THE EVENING.  LOOKS LIKE IN THE MORNING IT'S  DRY.  BUT BY THE TIME WE GET TO 3 P.M.  COMMENCEMENT, THERE WILL BE THE  CHANCE FOR SOME STRAY SHOWERS  AND STORMS.  SO WE'LL HAVE TO KEEP AN EYE ON  THAT.  ALTHOUGH AT THIS POINT I DON'T  THINK THE COVERAGE IS GREAT, I  THINK THE COVERAGE INCREASES  FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING, SO  KEEP A WATCHFUL EYE ON THAT.  AS I MENTIONED, SATURDAY LOOKS  TO BE THE WETTEST.  AND YEAH, I THINK WET WEATHER  COULD IMPACT IF NOT MOST, MAYBE  ALL OF THE EVENTS ON SATURDAY TO  SOME EXTENT.  AND THEN THERE'S YOUR RAIN  CHANCE IN HERE ON SUNDAY WITH  SCATTERED SHOWERS AND STORMS.  RIGHT NOW IT'S LOOKING DRIER  EARLY, WHICH WOULD BE GOOD FOR  THE RACE.  AND THEN MAYBE SCATTERED STORMS  IN THE AFTERNOON.  BUT MIKE AND SHEREE, THIS IS A  TRICKY WEEKEND.  TRICKY FORECAST WITH THAT STORM  RIGHT ON TOP OF US.  AND SPEAKING FOR EVERYONE OUT  THERE, THIS PATTERN STINKS.  I'M 100% IS SO LAME, I KNOW.  AND THEN"}]