A cold front sweeps through the Tri-State on Saturday, ushering in a brisk change in weather, and triggering rain as it clashes with the lingering warmth. The front will cause the temperatures to drop all day.
The atmosphere becomes charged with anticipation as droplets fall, creating a symphony on rooftops. Plus, the sounds of thunder will likely ring out at times.
This meteorological dance unfolds as temperatures gradually dip, casting a wintry ambiance. This means a chance for snow showers or flurries late Saturday night into daybreak on Sunday.
The rain in Cincinnati foreshadows the impending cold, as temperatures gradually plummet. The transition from mild and wet conditions to a crisp, wintry chill is marked by the gusty winds that will reach 25 mph on Saturday with high gusts possible on Sunday.
However, nature's script takes a twist as the cold front's grip loosens, paving the way for a gradual warm-up. Next week, we could see afternoon highs reach 70 degrees!
TONIGHT
Showers continue
Heavy at times
Low: 51
SATURDAY
Rain continues
Turning windy
High: 56
SATURDAY NIGHT
Rain ends
Staying breezy
Low: 31
SUNDAY
Partly cloudy
Cooler and breezy
High: 46
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