Clouds continue to increase into the overnight and we'll likely see a few flurries too. Once again, it's another frigid morning as morning lows will be in the single digits or teens. Even worse, wind chills will make it feel like near zero!
It'll be a quiet start to Tuesday with clouds and frigid temps into the afternoon too. Highs will only reach the low 20s. Then, we'll see snow breaking out around 10 pm.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for areas of Northern Kentucky starting at 7 p.m. Tuesday and in effect until noon Wednesday. This includes Carroll, Gallatin, Owen, Grant, Pendleton, Bracken, Robertson, & Mason counties.
Another system arrives late Tuesday into Wednesday, which could impact your Wednesday morning commute. The latest trends have shifted the heavier snow to the south, but accumulating snow is possible for many areas of Northern Kentucky by Wednesday.
ADDITIONALLY: There is now a Flood Warning out for the Ohio River and is in effect through at least Friday. Water levels will continue to climb as we head through the week.
The crest is expected to be sometime Wednesday, and it will be around 53.4 feet. At 50 feet, Riverside Park off River Road begins to flood, at 52 feet most of Public Landing is flooded. Once we reach 53 feet, flooding begins on Riverside Drive in Covington while New Richmond in Clermont County also experiences flooding. If we reach 54 feet Sawyer Point Amphitheater area will become flooded.
OVERNIGHT
More clouds and flurries
Feels like 0°
Low: 12
TUESDAY
More clouds
Still cold
High: 21
TUESDAY NIGHT
Overcast
Snow arrives late
Low: 15
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