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Cold air moves in overnight ahead of a wintry day on Sunday

A mix of rain and snow are possible for Sunday as our next weathermaker moves in

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

By: Brandon Spinner

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Overnight, clouds will meander into the area from the north as winds of 5 to 10 mph will pull down colder temperatures. Our lows will dip into the low 30s with chills into the high 20s. We will be partly cloudy overnight and that will last through much of Friday as well.

Friday and Saturday will be very similar with a few clouds at times, and colder temperatures. Highs reach only the low to mid 40s both days, with Friday's high expected to be 44° and Saturday's 43°. If you're heading to the Bearcats game or FC Cincinnati match, know that it'll be cold, and wind chills will be into the 30s most of the game.

Sunday will be the "Warmest" day of the weekend, but that doesn't mean it will be nice. Temperatures will stay around 46° ahead of a cold front which swings into the area late Sunday. The action looks to start as rain by midday Sunday, which means that the Bengal;s game could see a few showers. They should be light until later in the evening. The cold front late in the day could swithc a few of those showers to a flurry in some areas, as the colder air really protrudes the area.

Happy Thanksgiving! We are looking at a dry stretch the next 48 hours, but by this time Sunday we will have a system moving through bringing in the potential for rain and then possibly some snow! No accumulation is expected #WCPO @WCPO #CincyWX #ohwx #nkywx #inwx pic.twitter.com/N96IKvQhy4
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) November 23, 2023