The cold may feel like a shock to many, since we are in the midst of one of the warmest, Februaries ever in Cincinnati, but it is a reminder that we are indeed still in winter.
Light snow fell this morning but already has moved out with skies clearing behind it. Overnight will be the coldest night we see over the next 10 days. Low temperatures are expected to dip into the low to mid 20s overnight. Winds will shift to the south and pick up to around 5 to 10 mph. That still creates a chill of 14° as you head out to Sunday service.
Sunday is the start to a rebound in temperatures. Highs will make it into the mid to upper 50s for most communities as the winds from the southwest at 15 mph pull up more unseasonably warm air. Skies will stay sunny most of the day as well, leading to a great Sunday!
Even more warmth pushes in for Monday as temperatures climb into the mid to upper 60s, which is around 20-degrees above the seasonal norm. While Monday stays dry, rain showers will move in ahead of a low pressures system on Tuesday. High temperatures will likely make the upper 60s for much of the Tri-State on Tuesday. We could even have a few Thunderstorms as well. Nothing looks to be severe, but watch from some strong winds. Non-thunderstorm related wind gusts are expected to climb towards 35 to 40 mph.
THIS EVENING
More sunshine
Colder
High: 38
TONIGHT
Fair skies
Chilly
Low: 24
SUNDAY
Mostly sunshine
Warmer
High: 56
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Mild
Low: 41
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