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Seasonal temperatures Monday in Cincinnati with snow potential Tuesday

Accumulating snow can't be ruled out

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

By: Brandon Spinner

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Skies will clear as we head into the overnight tonight. With the clearing, along with a light north wind, temperatures will get chilly into early Monday. Low temperatures will fall into the mid-20s with a low of 24°. The wind chill will be around 20°.

Monday starts off with more sunshine tomorrow but that won't help our temperatures. Our high will only climb to 40°, with a north wind around 2 to 6 mph. Clouds build as we head into the evening tonight into early hours of Tuesday. That is when the action starts.

This is when we have our next chance for snow to move into the area. While current forecasts suggest it won’t be a significant snowfall, keep an eye out as the timing coincides with the Tuesday morning rush hour. Some computer models indicate the snow could push to our south, while others show the northern edge just reaching the 275 loop, through the morning commute.

Snowfall will be heaviest into Northern Kentucky, but should still stay below 2 inches in most areas. Stay tuned, because even the slightest shift north in the track of this storm could lead to more significant snowfall.

A LOT of chatter about snowfall here in the Tri-State Tuesday into Wednesday. The latest model runs have a majority of the heavy snow south of our area. The areas with the biggest impact near us will be south of the Ohio River into NKY. More details on @WCPO!#WCPO #CincyWX pic.twitter.com/pBUXa2oq8A
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) February 9, 2025