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Winter conditions today with a few snow showers possible

Tracking another snow chance on Sunday

Sunday is a 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day due to the impact of a winter storm which will bring some parts of the Tri-State a heavy, wet accumulating snowfall. Meteorologist Brandon Spinner has a breakdown of the timing here.

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By: Brandon Spinner

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Clearing is on the way as we head into the overnight. Winds will start to calm overnight as well. Winds from the west at 10 to 15 mph will calm through the overnight and skies will clear as well. Temperatures will drop to a a low of 27. There will be more sunshine on Saturday, which will be nice, but we will still be chilly with a high of 41.

Sunday is where things get interesting! An area of low pressure is still tracking right through the Ohio Valley the path places the rain/snow transition line across our viewing area. That means that some could see snow, others a wintry mix and farther south, just rainfall. For those that do get snow, more than likely those near or northwest of Cincinnati, we could be looking at a quick inch, even two, of snow, during the day Sunday. It's not a big snow producer but it could cause quite a mess.

Another system is rolling through the Ohio Valley on Wednesday and this one looks much more dynamic and has a lot more moisture with it. But at this point, where the heaviest snow is going to fall is not clear. I have model solutions showing us getting only rain and others bringing heavy snow. So, stay tuned, it's too early to get overly excited about this one!

FRIDAY EVENING
Clouds linger
Staying breezy
High: 34

FRIDAY NIGHT
Clouds decrease
Turning colder
Low: 27

SATURDAY
Partly cloudy
To mostly sunny
High: 41

SATURDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Slight chance
Low: 30

SUNDAY
Chance for snow to the north
Better rain chance to the south
High: 38

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