A wintry mix is possible early, so watch for some patches of slick spots. Clouds dominate the day with highs near 42. Colder mornings are expected this week, with rain arriving by midweek.
A weak area of low pressure will move through the Ohio Valley today, bringing the chance for a wintry mix early this morning. Most of us should stay dry, but far northern spots could see a very light dusting of snow. Any travel impacts are expected to stay minimal.
Much colder days on the horizon through mid-December! Overnights are expected to drop to near single digits by the weekend and highs around 20. #wcpo
— KJ Jacobs (@KJJacobsWeather) December 7, 2025
COLD OUTLOOK pic.twitter.com/wJYo3NJK6E
Clouds persist through the afternoon, but we could carve out a window of sunshine and highs warming to near 42, which is still below average for this time of year. There is also a slight chance of a few rain showers.
The cold air is not going anywhere. Below-average temperatures will be the theme heading into the work week, with morning lows dropping into the upper teens and low 20s for Monday and Tuesday.
Wednesday looks to be our mildest day of the week, with temperatures reaching the mid-40s. The trade-off will be rain, which could fall through much of the day.
SUNDAY
AM wintry mix chance
Mostly cloudy
High: 42
SUNDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Few flurries late
Low: 20
MONDAY
Cloudy start
AM flurries
High: 30
MONDAY NIGHT
Mostly clear
Calm
Low: 19
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