The sky will remain clear for most neighborhoods around the Tri-State. However, patchy dense fog is forming in some communities. Morning lows start in the low to mid-40s.
An area of low pressure is and will be responsible for the conditions for the next few days which includes, rain, gusty winds, and snow.
First, a trough will trigger rain as soon as midday for our Wednesday. But the temps will stay seasonal, mid 50s, as the afternoon highs hit early around 1-2 pm. Then, the temps start to drop. Also, the winds will stir up gusts to 30 mph during the afternoon.
At night, very cold air will sweep into the area giving us a chance for some mixed precipitation overnight before snow showers are possible by Thursday morning. Morning lows will be at freezing for communities north of Cincinnati and slight above in Northern Kentucky. This will impact who will see snow showers early.
Now, highs will only reach the low to mid-30s. So, as the temps drop again at night and another parcel of moisture drops from the Great Lakes, we will see light snow.
With warm road temps little, if any, snow will stick. However, visibilities could drop for Thursday during the evening or later with the swirling winds.
By Friday, we'll still have a chance for flurries or rain as the temps rise into the 40s.
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Spotty fog
Low: 46
WEDNESDAY
Mostly cloudy, falling temps & breezy
Isolated midday showers
High: 55
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Much colder
Low: 34
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