<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3Q3ncg_0vk5XPOq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3Q3ncg_0vk5XPOq00" width="1200" height="600" ></figure><p>We should see better sunshine today, but fair weather clouds will remain in the region. Temps should be just a bit better today thanks to the sun, and evaporation rates tick up some leading to better drying. Tomorrow will be almost entirely about the remains of Helene, as the storm makes landfall in the far eastern part of the FL panhandle tonight. This is a strong storm and the low will drive deep into the US mainland, ending up in the TN and OH valleys tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night into Saturday. We are expecting rain totals as the storm works in tomorrow afternoon through Saturday to be in a range of .25″-2″ over the state. The map below shows combined rain potential from noon tomorrow through noon Saturday.</p><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=47EpiU_0vk5XPOq00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=47EpiU_0vk5XPOq00" width="861" height="675" ></figure><p>Low pressure continues to circulate over northern KY through Sunday, but moisture gets wrung out quickly, so we only see a few lingering showers here and there. We should be able to see some sunshine work in as well, especially sunday afternoon. Drying will be slow until we get better sunshine and stronger west winds as the low lifts out to the east and northeast, which may not happen completely until overnight Sunday night.</p><p>We turn out partly sunny Monday, but should be rain free. Then Tuesday through next weekend we expect sunny, very warm and very dry air to be here. We dry quickly and should be back to harvest by midweek statewide. The dryness looks to hold well into the extended period, with the week of the 7th starting dry and potentially staying dry all the way through.</p></div></body>

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Ohio Ag Weather and Forecast, September 26, 2024

We should see better sunshine today, but fair weather clouds will remain in the region. Temps should be just a bit better today thanks to the sun, and evaporation rates tick up some leading to better drying. Tomorrow will be almost entirely about the remains of Helene, as the storm makes landfall in the far eastern part of the FL panhandle tonight. This is a strong storm and the low will drive deep into the US mainland, ending up in the TN and OH valleys tomorrow afternoon, tomorrow night into Saturday. We are expecting rain totals as the storm works in tomorrow afternoon through Saturday to be in a range of .25″-2″ over the state. The map below shows combined rain potential from noon tomorrow through noon Saturday.