Less Rain Updated: 6:35 PM EDT Jul 13, 2021 Updated: 6:35 PM EDT Jul 13, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript well, it looks like probably in the next 30 minutes if that long, because we've got downpours that are lining up basically from southwest to northeast and they're all moving to the northeast. So we had one line of downpours right here, come through about 45 minutes to an hour ago, produce localized flooding that's now moved away. The sun's popped back out temporarily, at least around the 2 75 loop. But I'm gonna show you what's coming your direction in just a moment. Let's zoom you in close to river bed out here. Right now there's a look at five mile Road, there's 2 75 so right up in that area there notice it's currently dry but it's not going to stay that way. The heavy stuff that's lifted out through Claremont County to your east, up through Owensville, blow ville up towards Fayetteville and then into the southern parts of Clinton County between midland and Martinsville on up towards Wilmington. Not severe weather, but thunder and lightning and downpours that are producing rainfall rates on the order of 1 to 2 inches per hour. That is going to overcome any drainage system. If you find yourself underneath one of these torrential downpours, you're going to find some standing water and water collecting in places where it shouldn't be. I mentioned Riverbend while being dry. Now look what's already moving up through Florence headed towards Independence and taylor mill downpours with a couple of bolts of lightning embedded in that and watch which direction that is going right towards the southeastern tip of Hamilton County. Here, that's not all the action. Look at this flaring up down there towards Louisville too. Now there's additional downpours that have now moved in through parts of franklin, back into Ripley Counties in southeast indiana. Moving through Brookville cedar grove, heading down towards Baseball. This will come towards Sundman and Milan as well and then move into parts of Dearborn County. So it's not a washout, but it does look stormy at times. Through the evening, you can see these clusters of showers and storms roaming their way around the area. Finally, the weather pattern is evolving and changing some. This pesky storm center that's been parked in Illinois since the weekend is finally beginning to lift its way out of the Ohio Valley. That will mean less coverage of rain the next two days starting tomorrow and thursday, not dry but drier for us. So here we go through this evening notice while we may see the coverage of downpours decrease as the sun goes down, there will still be opportunities to get rained on basically through midnight around here. So there could be multiple interruptions out here at the buffet concert tonight. Then eventually it turns quiet maybe a few showers early on Wednesday. But then noticed Wednesday afternoon future cast is a lot quieter than it's been in a while around here. I still think there will be a few downpours, but I don't expect the coverage to be as great tomorrow and thursday for so a little bit drier. Maybe an opportunity to mow the lawns to and even hit the pool as temperatures warm up outside right now, 74 at the airport. Look at that, a quarter of an inch of rain. Obviously, some folks have picked up more than that. Once you get rained on temperatures cool into the seventies. Once the sun pops back out, you climb back up to around the steamy 80. So here we go. Evening downpours then mostly cloudy overnight would fall to about 68 by morning tomorrow, partly cloudy with a few showers early and then a few late. It will be warmer with more sunshine and drier conditions overall. So we are going to see improvements starting tomorrow and then again on thursday That said Mike Ashley, we are stuck in a stormy and wet rut. There's still plenty of rain opportunities, especially into the weekend, friday, saturday, sunday. I was trying to be optimistic for drier weather early next week. There's still some signs that will come, but it's just been delayed by a couple of days. So the stormy we're stuck in continues not just a little rain there, it's like every every night, every single night you see something on there. Mhm.