Ohio starts the morning under a gray, wintry sky as light snow showers drift across Cincinnati. Temperatures sit near 24 degrees, and northwest winds gust over 20 mph. That wind pushes the chill down near 12 degrees. Fine flakes blow across bridges and overpasses, especially along I-71 and I-75.
Snow showers continue through the morning commute. Minor additional accumulation stays under a half inch, but slick spots are likely. Visibility may drop quickly in heavier bursts. Plan extra time and slow down on untreated roads.
By afternoon, isolated snow showers taper. Highs reach near 34 degrees. Some melting is possible on pavement. Once temperatures fall back to around 19 degrees tonight, any leftover moisture could refreeze. Flash freezing becomes a concern on sidewalks and secondary roads.
Tuesday turns milder with mostly cloudy skies and a high near 41. Tuesday night stays above freezing near 35 degrees. Wednesday brings a taste of spring warmth, climbing to 51 under sunshine.
Midweek changes again. Rain develops late Wednesday night and may mix with snow at times. Thursday stays wet, with rain likely and highs near 48. Colder air does not dominate, but brief slick spots cannot be ruled out if temperatures dip near freezing early.
Looking ahead, Friday stays sunny near 51. Saturday jumps to around 60 degrees. Early 6-to-10-day outlooks favor above-normal temperatures into early March, signaling growing spring vibes across southwest Ohio.
Five-Day Outlook for Cincinnati, Ohio:
Today: Snow showers, high 34.
Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, high 41.
Wednesday: Sunny, high 51.
Thursday: Rain likely, high 48.
Friday: Sunny, high 51.
