More storms, high winds possible today; sunny skies to return tomorrow

Storms and rain will continue into the work week with showers and storms expected today. The area will also see high winds during the day, the National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasted. The rainy weather will likely let up on Tuesday and Wednesday.

Today, we will likely see more rain and thunderstorms in the morning and into the evening, with the chance for a few strong storms tonight. Most of the Miami Valley has a marginal risk for isolated, severe storms. Most severe weather is expected along the I-71 corridor.

The skies will be mostly cloudy and the area will see high temperatures around 82 degrees. The day will be windy, with gusts reaching nearly 30 mph, the NWS said.

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We will have one more day of showers and thunderstorms before a drier and cooler airmass settles into the region on Tuesday. A few strong to severe storms will be possible this afternoon into early evening, primarily for areas along and to the southeast of the I-71 corridor. pic.twitter.com/vhD8uXTSMY
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) June 21, 2021

Overnight, the area may see more chances of showers and storms. Temperatures will drop to the lower 50s. Wind speeds will reach between eight and 14 mph.

Tomorrow will be sunny and lightly windy. Temperatures will hover around 70 degrees during the day, but could drop to 50 degrees overnight, the NWS said.

Wednesday will be clear and sunny with temperatures around 77 degrees during the day. Overnight, the area may see lows around 57 degrees.

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