Cincinnati, Ohio – Parts of the Ohio Valley are sizzling under early June heat, with temperatures near 90°F in Dayton and Cincinnati holding steady through Wednesday before showers and thunderstorms move in Thursday.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Tuesday’s highs topped out at 89°F in both Cincinnati and Dayton, with Columbus not far behind at 87°F. Overnight lows will dip into the mid to upper 60s across the region, offering only slight relief. Wednesday’s highs are expected to remain consistent, with much of central and southwestern Ohio seeing temps in the mid to upper 80s.
Dry, hazy skies will continue through Wednesday evening, though forecasters expect increasing cloud cover and rising humidity. Rain chances ramp up late Wednesday night into Thursday morning, with widespread showers and scattered thunderstorms forecast Thursday and Friday.
Drivers and outdoor workers should stay hydrated and limit exertion during peak afternoon hours. Residents are advised to keep cooling systems running efficiently and avoid leaving pets or children in vehicles.
Conditions may briefly clear by Saturday, but additional rainfall could return by the weekend. Stay tuned for updates as storm timing becomes clearer.
