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Warmer start to the week with snow chances to follow

Rain will be with us to start the week

Craig McKee

Fayetteville Fall Colors<br/>

By: Brandon Spinner

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After back-to-back days that finished colder than average, we made it back above normal Sunday. That continues into the overnight and early parts of the week.

Clouds will build in overnight tonight as we head into the early morning hours on Monday. Temperatures will only fall into the low 50s, which is 15 degrees above average for this time of the year. Our normal low is 35°. There will be a chance for some scattered showers as we get close to sunrise, which is 7:26 a.m. on Monday.

Monday will be warm and cloudy, with a small chance of a spotty shower or two by midday as a system starts to near from our west. Despite the clouds, our temperatures will be around 10+ degrees above normal with a high of 64°. Winds from the southeast will be around 5 to 10 mph.

The first of two weekly cold fronts will push in overnight into Tuesday. This brings in rain as we open up the day on Tuesday. Rain should be over by midday, and we will even see some nice sunshine by the afternoon. The high on Tuesday is expected to be close to 70, right at 69°.

A second front moves in Wednesday which could bring in more spotty showers, but the bigger change is the colder air which could bring a chance for snow by Thursday. The wind will also bring some impact, gusting from the west at 20 to 30 mph.

Thursday is the day of the week to circle for the biggest change we have seen this season. A low-pressure system moving in from the north will bring another round of precipitation which brings us a chance of rain mixed with snow. Yes, snow. Will the snow stick? More than likely no... Our ground temps are still too warm and our surface temperatures should be above freezing. However, our high Thursday is in the upper 30s and low 40s, which is the coldest we have seen so far. It will also be windy again, with gusts of 35 to 40 mph from the northwest. We could get some nice snowglobe action at times.

Still a few days away but early indications are showing that Cincinnati could have its first chance at snow for the season this Thursday! Still several days away, but models are in agreement. Stay tuned!#wcpo #cincywx pic.twitter.com/v5ztClDW4g
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) November 17, 2024