Britley Ritz

By Britley Ritz and John Tisdell, WHIO.com MIAMI VALLEY — The Miami Valley will see a very active wet weather pattern over the next several days.

Friday brings out first chance for steady heavy rain throughout the afternoon and evening.

DAYTON — A warm front will begin to lift from the south and stall over the Miami Valley mid-week. This will bring in additional rainfall on already saturdated grounds.

DAYTON — The Weather Prediction Center has the entire Miami Valley under a slight risk for flooding overnight and into Wednesday. As a warm front lifts, heavy downpours become a concern.

The areas at greatest risk of flooding are rivers, creeks, and streams that overflow, as well as low-lying areas.

DAYTON — A warm front has stalled over the Miami Valley and creating an area of convergence allowing for storms to fire and sit over the same areas. This will allow for a flooding threat, but also allow for strong damaging winds with a few storms late afternoon.

By Britley Ritz and John Tisdell, WHIO.com MIAMI VALLEY — Get ready for much drier weather after several days of heavy rain.

DAYTON — One system after the next caused flooding across the Miami Valley. Many rivers and creek beds spilled over their banks and low laying areas pooled over with backed up rain.

Our 10-day trends show highs will be in the middle to upper 70s into early next week before slowly pushing into the lower 80s.

High pressure is dominate to our northwest. This has a big impact on our rain chances and temperatures. As the high sits to our NW the air around it spins clockwise and brings in a northerly wind component. This allows for our temperatures to stay seasonally cool.