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A gorgeous start to the work week

Highs improve to the 60s

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

By: Jennifer Ketchmark

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We already had a nice end to the weekend, so why not roll out another fantastic forecast?

Today's forecast is warm, dry, and near record-breaking. Temperatures start around 38 degrees under a mostly cloudy sky. By noon, clouds will begin to decrease, eventually revealing a mostly sunny sky for the afternoon hours. Highs will rise to 63 degrees. Today's record at CVG is 66 degrees, set in 1883.

A cold front will pass tonight, mainly bringing more cloud cover. Technically, the front also brings a chance of rain, but it probably won't result in much for us—maybe a few sprinkles for some. Tonight, we will cool to 38 degrees.

Tuesday will be cooler behind the front, with high temperatures reaching 46 degrees, a few degrees above normal for early February. The sky will start with some clouds, but we'll see more sunshine throughout the afternoon.

Another rainmaker is expected on Wednesday and Thursday. When this system first arrives, it’s possible we could see a brief period of freezing rain on Wednesday morning, but as temperatures climb, we’ll transition to rain showers for the rest of the day. Wednesday’s highs will be in the upper 40s. More rain is expected on Thursday, with a high of 56 degrees.