Clouds continue to spread across the area ahead of rain from a cold front that could trigger a mix, or flurries, early Tuesday morning. Lows will fall to below freezing for most communities north of Cincinnati. These spots are most susceptible to any frozen precipitation.
Specifically, Tuesday morning will bring another area of low pressure sweeping into the area. The low not only has rain, but the potential for some snowflakes mixing in for areas to the north of the Ohio River before 10 a.m. From there we will see just rain, as we move into the afternoon and evening hours. Rain should stay light to moderate. Rain totals will be below a quarter of an inch. Temperatures warm to the mid 40s in the afternoon.
In the northwest wind behind this system, Wednesday turns even colder with a high of 40. Plus with any leftover moisture, it's possible to see flurries especially for Wednesday morning. No accumulation is expected.
We'll warm back to the mid to low 50s to end the week for Thursday and Friday. The winds will be strong both days as well with winds gusting from the southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
The weekend is going to be one to watch closely. Models have been fairly inconsistent on what we can expect, but indications are that we could see some light snow. Right now, it looks like we will see rainfall on Saturday with a potential for snow to mix in at times on Sunday. Still a long way to go between now and then so keep checking back for the latest changes and updates!
OVERNIGHT
Cloudy
Rain/Mix possible before daybreak
Low: 34
TUESDAY
Rain develops
Chance mix early
Scattered afternoon showers
High: 44
TUESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Cool
Low: 33
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