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Winter Weather Advisory continues, below zero wind chills expected

Wind Chill Advisory issued for tonight

The latest weather forecast from WCPO's 9 First Warning Weather team.

By: Anna Azallion

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Most of the snow that will accumulate has fallen with 2-4" across the Tri-State.

Here are a few totals:
Union, KY: 4 inches
CVG: 3.8 inches
Aurora, IN: 3.5 inches
Wilmington: 3.4 inches
Georgetown: 3 inches
Loveland: 2.6 inches
Mason: 2.5 inches
Dillsboro: 1.5 inches

Parts of the Tri-State remain under a Winter Weather Advisory until 1 a.m. Saturday, but the entire area could see slick road conditions into Saturday as temperatures drop.

Most of our snow activity should be done. Temperatures will hold steady in the mid to low 20s for most of the day and then slide into the teens this evening. With temperatures staying below freezing, roads will not be "cleared" by mother nature. Slick spots will continue.

Arctic air is back for the weekend. Overnight temperatures drop into the single digits for both Saturday and Sunday morning. Wind chills Saturday morning will range from -5 to -10 degrees. A wind chill advisory has been issued for most of our area starting at midnight and through noon Saturday.

The weekend is dry and cold. Next week temperatures will rise into the mid to upper 40s, if not the low 50s. This will be coupled with days in a row of rain chances starting on Tuesday and lasting through Saturday.

FRIDAY NIGHT
A few flurries
Much colder
Low: 6

SATURDAY
Partly cloudy
Very cold
High: 19

SATURDAY NIGHT
Few clouds
Bitterly cold
Low: 4

SUNDAY
Partly cloudy
Still cold
High: 26

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