Cincinnati, OH – A freeze watch remains in effect across parts of Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana, as the National Weather Service warns of sub-freezing temperatures from late Monday night through Tuesday morning. With temperatures expected to dip into the lower and middle 20s, the risk of frost and freezing conditions could cause significant damage to sensitive crops and outdoor plants.
According to the National Weather Service, the freeze watch affects a wide area, including cities like Cincinnati, Dayton, and Columbus, as well as areas in southeast Indiana and northern Kentucky. This cold snap could also lead to potential damage to unprotected outdoor plumbing.
Residents in the affected areas are urged to take precautions to protect tender plants, such as bringing them indoors or covering them with blankets. Additionally, homeowners should consider draining sprinkler systems and covering exposed pipes to prevent freezing.
The cold temperatures are expected to hit hardest overnight, starting Monday night and lasting through Tuesday morning, when conditions should begin to improve. However, the freezing temperatures could present challenges for local agriculture and daily activities, making it essential for individuals to stay prepared.
