Wilmington, OH – A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for southern Ohio as light snow is expected to begin tonight, creating hazardous road conditions through Sunday morning. Drivers on I-70 and other untreated roadways are urged to plan ahead for slick travel and reduced visibility.
According to the National Weather Service, snowfall will likely start around 9 p.m. and continue overnight, with total accumulation expected to reach 1-2 inches in most areas. Locally higher amounts are possible in northern Kentucky and surrounding regions. Winds from the west at 10-14 mph could add to travel challenges by drifting snow.
Drivers are encouraged to avoid unnecessary travel, especially late tonight and early Sunday morning. If travel is essential, proceed with caution and ensure your vehicle is prepared for winter conditions.
Sunday will bring clearing skies but lingering cold, with high temperatures only reaching 29°F. Roads may remain icy in the morning, so check local advisories before heading out. The start of the week will see slightly warmer conditions, with highs around 31°F on Monday and mostly sunny skies.
Looking ahead, another chance of snow arrives Tuesday night, with temperatures staying below freezing for much of the week. Prepare for continued winter-like conditions as December begins, and stay informed with updates from local weather agencies.
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