Sunshine and warm southwest winds brought us a high temperature record of 67 on Friday, beating the old mark of 64 set in 1949.
Overall, it’s a cloudy and unusually mild night, and temperatures stay relatively comfortable, only slipping into the lower 40s by morning.
Saturday begins a different story. Clouds thicken early, and periods of light rain and drizzle move in throughout the day. It’s not a washout, but expect damp roads and gray skies. Temperatures cool, topping out in the lower 50s. Winds pick up again during the afternoon, adding a chilly edge by evening. As night falls, colder air settles in, and temperatures drop quickly, heading toward the upper 20s. We could start Sunday with a few snow showers.
By Sunday, winter fully reclaims the Queen City. Cold air, gusty winds, and low clouds dominate the day, making it feel much colder than the thermometer suggests. Highs struggle to reach the low 30s, and the breeze will bring the wind chills to the teens. Sunday night turns downright cold, with lows falling into the low 20s as the region settles into a true winter pattern.
OVERNIGHT
Chance showers
Mostly Cloudy
Low: 43
SATURDAY
Scattered showers
Overcast, cooler
High: 51
SATURDAY NIGHT
Cloudy and colder
Low: 26
SUNDAY
Overcast and windy
Snow showers possible early
High: 32
9 First Warning Weather 24/7 Livestream
==========
- Interactive Radar: Track weather to your doorstep
- Sign up for severe weather email alerts
- Check latest school closings and delays
- WCPO traffic updates
- Metro bus detours and updates (or call the hotline at 513-632-7538)
- Latest power outages from Duke Energy
- Flight cancellations and delays from CVG, other U.S. airports
