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Storms are gone now comes the cold and snow flurries

Wind advisory also in effect until 9 p.m.

Strong storms and rain are possible this evening, but colder air moves in overnight and drops temperatures into the overnight. Snow showers could lead to a dusting to start Friday for some folks.

By: Brandon Spinner

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The 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day is now over as all storms have moved out of the Tri-State and the Severe Thunderstorm Watch has been canceled!

Now that the front has passed through, we expect much colder air to spill into the Tri-State overnight as we cool to 33. Along with the cold will be some scattered snow showers or flurries, especially after midnight tonight. The cold wind will be there too, as wind chils overnight iwll dip into the teens and low 20s.

Friday Morning Wind Chills — Wind Chills for Friday morning, January 19

Friday afternoon won't be much warmer than the morning as we only warm back to 35 for the afternoon. Scattered snow flurries will be possible for the first half of the day as well.

Saturday is another relatively seasonal day with a low of 27 and high of 41 ahead of our next system for Sunday morning.

Sunday is when things could get interesting. An area of low pressure is moving up through the Ohio Valley and the exact track will determine who gets rain, snow or a combo of both during the day. But it does look like we'll be in that dreaded middle ground basically putting us in the "will we or won't we see snow" zone. It's difficult to forecast but we are monitoring it closely!