Ohio wakes up under a gray lid of dense fog, where headlights blur and brake lights glow red in the haze. Visibility has dropped to a quarter mile or less across parts of Cincinnati, creating hazardous travel early this morning.
A Dense Fog Advisory remains in effect until 10 a.m. Temperatures hover near 32 degrees at Lunken Airport. Calm winds and saturated air keep the mist locked in place. Bridges and overpasses may feel slick in spots, especially where pavement temperatures dip.
Plan extra time on I-71, I-75, and along the Ohio River crossings. Use low beams and leave extra following distance.
Conditions improve late this morning as the fog lifts. Skies turn partly sunny, and temperatures surge to near 60 degrees this afternoon. That rapid warm-up delivers a brief shot of spring warmth across southwest Ohio.
Tonight stays mostly cloudy with lows near 53 degrees. Wednesday turns even warmer, reaching 67 degrees. A few showers develop late morning into early afternoon. Roads may turn briefly wet, but rainfall stays light.
Attention shifts to Thursday. Rain becomes likely, and a few thunderstorms could develop ahead of a cold front. Highs again push near 67 degrees. Gusty winds and downpours may slow the evening commute. Stay weather-aware as models refine storm strength.
By Friday, sunshine returns with highs near 56. Cooler air filters in for the weekend. Saturday reaches the upper 40s, while Sunday holds near 40 degrees under partly sunny skies.
With recent warmth and upcoming cooler nights, flash freezing becomes a concern where water lingers on pavement. Watch for icy patches after sunset later this week.
Looking ahead, the 6–10 day outlook signals above-normal temperatures returning next week. A gradual warming trend from Monday into late February hints at more spring vibes. Are you seeing fog linger in your neighborhood this morning?
