Looks like Greater Cincinnati is in for a mix of weather shenanigans from Mother Nature over the next few days. It's a tag team of rain and potential snow showers.
We'll stay mainly clear, with high clouds, heading into our Saturday daybreak.
Saturday kicks off with increasing clouds and only a chance for a shower around the dinner hour. This means the Bengals game will stay dry with temps mainly in the upper 40s.
A rainmaker triggers heavy rain starting near midnight and continuing into Sunday. While the rain amounts are moderate, cold air invades the Tri-State giving us a chance for flurries or snow showers by Monday, making Monday a potential snow globe experience for some areas.
TONIGHT
High clouds
Dry
Low: 32
SATURDAY
Becoming overcast
High: 52
SATURDAY NIGHT
Chance evening isolated shower
Rain around midnight
Low: 40
SUNDAY
Heavy rain early
Then scattered showers
High: 49
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