A quick-moving clipper system is passing through the area early this morning, bringing some light snowfall. The best chance for accumulating snow is near I-70, but locally we could see up to a quick half-inch or less. Due to cold road temperatures, untreated surfaces could become slick. While this shouldn’t pose a major problem for most commuters, it’s still a good idea to check travel times before heading to work.
Temperatures will start at 25 degrees and rise to 33 degrees this afternoon. The sky will remain overcast, and a breezy west wind will blow at 10 to 20 mph. The best chance for snow is before 9 a.m., though snowfall is expected to remain spotty and inconsistent. For the rest of the day, isolated snow showers could develop in southwest Ohio, but significant accumulation is unlikely.
Looking ahead to Friday, the forecast calls for mostly sunny and milder conditions, with a high of 39 degrees—right on track for this time of year.
Rain is expected to arrive Friday night into Saturday morning. Northern areas could experience a brief period of wintry mix before the precipitation transitions to rain showers. Saturday's high will reach around 40 degrees.
The big weather story for early next week is another blast of cold air, with highs on Monday and Tuesday only reaching the mid-teens.
MORNING RUSH
Spotty snow showers
Overcast, breezy
Low: 25
THURSDAY
Isolated snow showers
Overcast, breezy
High: 33
THURSDAY NIGHT
Cloudy
Seasonal
Low: 23
FRIDAY
Mostly sunny
Warmer, seasonal
High: 39
FRIDAY NIGHT
Rain likely
Wintry mix at times
Low: 33
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