Thanks to 14 News viewer William Jones for sending us this great photo of a big rainbow taken from South Spencer High.

We had rain this morning, a break this afternoon and expect to see more storms on Saturday.

Here's the latest from Jeff Lyons:

Warm, humid and unstable air is parked over the Tri-State at the moment.  This airmass will provide plenty of fuel for thunderstorms later tonight, with a more significant threat for severe storms on Saturday afternoon and evening. 

It's been non-stop clouds and a lot of rain since Friday night.  Byron Douglas says Tell City is among the Tri-State leaders in rainfall so far with 2 1/4" recorded.

It's another cloudy, cooler day today with highs expected in the mid-60s.

Warmer weather returns for Tuesday and the remainder of the week… and less rainy too.  We’ll have temperatures in the 70s for the rest of this week with a slight cool down by next Sunday.

A series of weather systems will push through the Tri-State over the weekend.  We'll have periods of rain by Friday evening, and will continue with showers through Sunday.  Rain amounts will range around an inch north of the Ohio River to more than 2" south of the Ohio River in Western Kentucky. 

Temperatures will hover in the 60's on Saturday and Sunday and then rise into the mid to upper 70's for much of next week.  More rain chances are on the horizon for Wednesday and Thursday.