We have seen a few showers skirt the Tri-State this evening, but the bulk of the moisture has lagged to our south. Good news, we should miss out on a majority of it as we head into the overnight. In fact, all of our weather advisories have been CANCELLED!
9 FIRST WARNING: The Winter Weather Advisory has been CANCELLED for all counties in the Tri-State. #WCPO @WCPO #CincyWX #ohwx #NKYwx pic.twitter.com/95hfii9Wx7
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) February 13, 2024
As the colder air cuts in behind this system tonight, our temperatures will dip near freezing. Skies will start to clear as well as the system wraps and pushes off to our east. The clearing skies will allow for our morning temperatures to reach the upper 20s in many spots.
Tuesday will be partly cloudy and colder with a low of 29° and a high of 44°. The sun will be out for much of the day but clouds moving in from the north and west will pick up after noon. A few flurries may be possible as well, but not likely. Wind from the northwest will keep us cool overnight into Wednesday morning.
Valentine's Day is nice and dry as we stay mostly sunny and a high of 49°. Thursday is even warmer but we have a better rain chance moving in with a high of 50°.
MONDAY NIGHT
A few showers or flurries
Clearing skies & colder temperatures
Low: 29
TUESDAY
Partly cloudy
Seasonal
High: 44
TUESDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Chilly
Low: 30
VALENTINE'S DAY
Mostly sunny
A bit warmer
High: 49
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