Snow showers continue tonight with temperatures cooling into the mid-20s.
We'll see dry conditions on Thursday under mostly cloudy skies and cold highs just above freezing.
A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for Thursday night, starting at 7 p.m. and continuing until Friday at 10 a.m. as we are set for accumulating snow.
Our 9 First Warning Weather Alert Day begins Thursday evening through early Friday due to that snow. We should start to see the snow fly by around 9 p.m. Expect widespread snow overnight, which will impact the Tri-State, with likely school closures and travel issues. We are looking at 2-4" of snowfall for most locations by Friday morning.
Friday afternoon, a few flurries or even a snow shower could be leftover as highs creep to around freezing. But generally dry conditions last until Saturday afternoon.
Another clipper system is set to move through Saturday mid-afternoon with light accumulations. Clipper systems are normally on the lighter side with 1-2" of snowfall.
Arctic air settles in this weekend with highs in the teens and single digits. The Bengals game will be brutal.
TONIGHT
Isolated snow showers
Flurries
Low: 26
THURSDAY
Mostly cloudy
High: 33
THURSDAY NIGHT
Snow develops
2-4" of snow for most
Low: 25
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