Cincinnati saw a record-breaking snow on Sunday.
This wasn't the all time record snowfall for a 24-hour period in Cincinnati, but it was close! The record we broke was the daily total for January 25th with 9.2" of total snowfall. For the event, we ended up with 10.2" all said and done, when you add the accumulation that started on Saturday.
We have a pronounced snow pack in the Tri-State and this will intensify the cold for days ahead. Today alone, we'll start at 4 degrees and only warm to 12. It will never feel above zero today due to the west wind at 10 mph.
The winter storm warning remains in effect until noon.
No new snowfall is expected, but it's the bad travel conditions that persist.
A cold weather advisory is also in effect today due to the cold. That continues until 6 p.m.
Then, starting at 6 p.m., an extreme cold warning begins for the Tri-State and will continue through 12 p.m. Tuesday. This warning means that dangerously cold wind chills will be experienced locally. Wind chill values as low as -25 are possible.
Tuesday morning, the actual low is -4 degrees. We'll only warm to 20 degrees under a partly cloudy sky.
Wednesday morning will also be bitterly cold, dropping to -6 to start the day. Wednesday's high ends up at 16.
MORNING RUSH
A few flurries
Mostly cloudy
Low: 4
MONDAY
Mostly cloudy to partly cloudy
Feels below zero all day
High: 12
MONDAY NIGHT
Partly cloudy
Extreme cold warning
Low: -4
TUESDAY
Partly cloudy
Staying cold
High: 20
TUESDAY NIGHT
Even colder
Few clouds
Low: -6
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