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Britley Ritz

Reporter · US

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 25, 2026 · Britley Ritz

    Summertime heat attempts to make a comback (opens the original)

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    DAYTON — The Miami Valley has experienced beautiful fall weather over the last weeks time. High temperatures the last four days at the Dayton International Airport were recorded in the 60s. Once again, high temperatures will rise only in the 60s Friday afternoon. [DOWNLOAD: Free Storm Center 7 Weather app for alerts as news breaks] The summertime feels attempt to slide back into the Miami Valley Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. This is ahead of the next cold front that will reinforce the cool

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Britley Ritz

    Summertime heat returns to the Valley (opens the original)

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    DAYTON — An area of low pressure to the SE of the Miami Valley will slide out of the region and allow for clearing skies. This will take a moment, before good sunshine will return. Most of the Valley Thursday will hang in the clouds once again with drizzle and a possible light shower. [DOWNLOAD: Free Storm Center 7 Weather app for alerts as news breaks] Late afternoon and evening better clearing will occur. Before the sun goes down, sunlight will shine through the clouds. The question is, how qu

  3. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Britley Ritz

    Fall air holds for now, heat will return (opens the original)

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    DAYTON — For the last two days, the Dayton International Airport (DAY) has reported temperatures in the mid-60s. The last time this occurred was May 22nd and 23rd. [DOWNLOAD: Free Storm Center 7 Weather app for alerts as news breaks] The first full day of Fall has arrived, and temperatures remain nearly 10 degrees below normal. The average high for this time of year is roughly 76 degrees. By the end of September and into early October, the average high will sit in the low 70s. [WATCH Storm Cente

  4. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · Britley Ritz

    Fall arrives with cooler than average temperatures (opens the original)

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    DAYTON — An area of low pressure has parked itself to the southwest of the Miami Valley and keeping cloud cover of the region. This, along with the potential of drizzle and light showers through Thursday morning, will keep temperatures well below normal. [DOWNLOAD: Free Storm Center 7 Weather app for alerts as news breaks] Temperatures will hold in the 60s through Saturday. When this forecast verifies with 69 degrees or cooler for 6 days, this will be the coolest stretch of days since the beginn

  5. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Britley Ritz

    Rain possible through the week, Fall temperatures on the way (opens the original)

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    DAYTON — The same stalled front that is moving through the Miami Valley Friday will lift back north through the weekend. This will keep rain chances through the weekend. Saturday and Sunday both have great chances of scattered heavy downpours and steady rains through the morning hours. [DOWNLOAD: Free Storm Center 7 Weather app for alerts as news breaks] Rainfall throughout the weekend will be concentrated throughout the front half of both days. Rainfall totals will amount to roughly 1 to 2 inch

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