After a frigid stretch that had us all layering up, relief is coming as temperatures warm up. It won’t be a dramatic flip, but we’ll see afternoon temperatures climb above freezing for the first time since Sunday. That’s a small victory after a bitterly cold week across the Tri-State.
Get ready to bundle up for FC Cincinnati home opener this Saturday. Temperatures will slide into the upper 20s by kickoff under mostly clear sky conditions.

Saturday brings highs in the upper 30s with a mix of sun and clouds, and by Sunday, we’re closer to seasonal norms for this time of year with highs in the mid-40s. The warming trend continues into next week as daytime highs climb near 55 by Tuesday and Wednesday. Added to that - this could be the warmest air in nearly three weeks along with increasing rain chances. Winter is not over yet, despite a warmer outlook. Meteorological spring is just eight days away on March 1.
TONIGHT
Partly Cloudy
Cold
Low: 16
TOMORROW
Warmer
Partly Sunny
High: 36
TOMORROW NIGHT
Mostly clear
Cold
Low: Lower 20s
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