Beryl weakened to a tropical depression overnight. The remnants from that storm will impact central Ohio over the next couple of days. As the storm moves through we will see a temporary drop in temperatures with some rain.
Beryl weakened to a tropical depression overnight. The remnants from that storm will impact central Ohio over the next couple of days. As the storm moves through we will see a temporary drop in temperatures with some rain.
Today ahead of the next weather maker skies will be primarily mostly cloudy. Spotty rain and storm chances start up in the late afternoon and evening hours. Central Ohio will see a marginal risk for severe weather. Highs will be in the upper 80s with a heat index in the mid 90s.
That marginal risk for severe storms continues into the night where our rain chanced will be the highest. Lows overnight will fall close to the 70 degree mark. Winds will be breezy at times.
Additional rain chances stick around Wednesday as the remnants of Beryl will move through the area. A washout is not expected, but at this point any rain is still welcomed. Very breezy winds will be very noticeable by the afternoon with gusts above 30 mph at times.
Skies will start to clear by Thursday afternoon. Plenty of sunshine returns by the end of the work week. This weekend high temperatures will return to the 90s and will remain there for several days.
