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A few snow showers and a mix for the morning

Another arctic outbreak on the way

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

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By: Steve Raleigh

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Another round of precipitation is set for Tuesday morning. With morning lows near freezing, you should expect a few snow showers to start swirling around the area. This could start as early as 4-5 a.m. and continue, at least, until 9-10 a.m. Then, the temperatures will rise into the upper 30s by noon changing the precipitation to mostly rain. However, there will be places, mainly north of Cincinnati, where a mix will happen until noon.

With so much cold air in place the last few days, pavement temperatures have continued to cool, especially on elevated roads, like bridges and overpasses. It's possible that with Tuesday's precipitation we could see some slick spots developing for the morning drive. Tune in first thing Tuesday morning for the latest on the radar and travel conditions on Good Morning Tri-State.

While some isolated reports on grassy areas to 1/2" of snow are possible, most communities won't see any accumulation. For folks south of the Ohio River, little to no snow is expected as rain should be your primary form of precipitation.

Winds will setup to the west/northwest on Wednesday and Thursday and this could results in flurries or a few isolated snow showers passing during the day. Highs will be in the upper 30s and low 40s.

Here's a 9 First Warning for the coldest air on the season by Friday! Another arctic cold front will hit the Tri-State keeping the afternoon highs to freezing or below. The, the frigid air will knock the temps down to the teens by Saturday morning.