OHIO — Sunday brings mostly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures across the Miami Valley and southwest Ohio. Highs will land on either side of 70 degrees for most communities, with the warmest readings near Cincinnati and the coolest across northwest Ohio and eastern Indiana. A few rain showers may pass through during the day, but no widespread rain is expected for the first day of November.
Cincinnati and Southwest Ohio Reach the Low to Mid 70s
The warmest temperatures on Sunday will be found across southwest Ohio near the Ohio River. Cincinnati, Hillsboro, and Mount Orab all reach about 74 degrees, while Washington Court House climbs to around 73 degrees.
Middletown warms to about 72 degrees, with Wilmington near 71 degrees. Across the river in southeast Indiana, Versailles also reaches about 71 degrees under mostly cloudy skies.
Dayton, Troy, and Springfield Stay Near 70 to 71 Degrees
The Dayton area will be right around the 70-degree mark, with Dayton, Troy, and Springfield all reaching about 71 degrees. Urbana and London come in near 70 degrees, making for a mild afternoon across the heart of the Miami Valley.
Greenville and Bellefontaine top out around 68 degrees, while Wapakoneta and Kenton reach about 69 degrees. Despite the clouds, these readings are comfortably above normal for the start of November.
Northwest Ohio and Eastern Indiana Stay Cooler in the 60s
Areas farther north and west will be a little cooler on Sunday. Lima reaches about 67 degrees, Celina climbs to near 68 degrees, and Van Wert stays cooler at about 64 degrees.
In eastern Indiana, Bluffton tops out near 63 degrees, while Portland reaches about 67 degrees. Richmond comes in around 68 degrees, while Winchester and Connersville reach 69 to 70 degrees.
Mostly Cloudy Skies With a Few Showers Possible
Mostly cloudy conditions are expected throughout the day, with a few rain showers possibly passing through the region. Any showers should be brief and light, with plenty of dry time in between.
Sunday still looks like a decent day for outdoor plans, though a light jacket and umbrella may come in handy. Residents should also remember that clocks moved back one hour overnight, bringing an earlier sunset this evening.
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