Tonight we will start to dry out and cool off. Clouds will stay stubborn as we stay mostly cloudy. There will be a few isolated sprinkles or flurries before midnight then we will dry out. However, winds will be breezing from the north at 10 to 15 mph. That will drop our temperature down to 29°, but the wind chill will be in the upper teens and low 20s.
Sunday will stay gloomy day with mostly cloudy skies and seasonal temperatures. Our high temperature will be 39°, just a few degrees below the seasonal normal. Winds will stay from the north at 5 to 10 mph, which will keep our wind chill into the low to mid-30s.
Monday looks like a copy-and-paste of Sunday with more clouds and highs into the upper 30s. From there this will get interesting.
Overnight Monday into Tuesday will be the first of two different low-pressure systems that will likely impact the Tri-State, and yes there is potential for snow. However, the amount of snow is in question. As I am sure you may have seen through the app on your phone or social media, a few computer models were throwing out some lofty numbers of snow totals for our area, but now they have backed off a bit as the path of the system has shifted. We are still several days out, so it is still too early for actual numbers, but at this point the best chance for snow looks to be south of the Ohio River. Either way, Tuesday and Wednesday look to be cold, with another system coming in for Wednesday into Thursday.
SATURDAY EVENING
Spotty showers
Overcast
High: 47
SATURDAY NIGHT
Cloudy and breezy
A few flurries possible
Low: 29
SUNDAY
Mostly cloudy
Seasonal
High: 39
SUNDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Colder
Low: 26
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