CINCINNATI--It's cold, dangerously cold.
Despite the frigid temperatures and negative wind chills, many Tri-Staters still had to get up and go to work this morning.
That's why Good Morning Tri-State Meteorologist Jennifer Ketchmark wanted to see just how cold it was for some people, asking them to tweet their car's temperature with #CincyColdCars.
Here's a look at what some of you tweeted. Here's a look at your latest forecast.
@KetchmarkWCPO #fairfieldtwncoldcars #Cincinnaticoldcars pic.twitter.com/ehk3y7akeT
— Angie N (@anglee4) December 15, 2016
@KetchmarkWCPO pic.twitter.com/X63X74ZXdH
— Linda Moeggenberg (@moeggylin) December 15, 2016
Brrrr @KetchmarkWCPO Crittenden KY #cincycoldcars pic.twitter.com/Ue2rdFpjGM
— CHRISTIAAN todd (@CHRISTIAANtodd) December 15, 2016
#cincycoldcars @WCPO brrrrr at 8:15 pic.twitter.com/i7ApY6RHHB
— julanne yauch (@3dancermom) December 15, 2016
#CincyColdCars Here's mine from Batavia Township pic.twitter.com/KEXS37yzDe
— Krista (@Kristam12) December 15, 2016
@WCPOLibby (Landen) pic.twitter.com/4RaCgMSltM
— Chad Frazier (@cdfrazier33) December 15, 2016
#Wcpo, #CincyColdCars. When I started the car in the garage it read 39 degrees. 10 minutes later it this is what I saw. pic.twitter.com/kgLK2YgQ7m
— David Baker (@davidbaker1022) December 15, 2016
