Sweet relief! The last six days all finished with a high temperature of 37° or colder, but Sunday we finally cracked the 40s and nearly made it to average. The sun is a much-needed boost as well.
Tonight will be right about normal as temperatures tumble back into the upper 20s and low 30s, right around 29° in Cincinnati. The average is 28°. Skies will stay clear overnight with a south wind at 10 mph. Add that to the temperatures and the wind chill will be back into the upper teens and low 20s. However, that should be the last of that for the near future.
Our warming trend continues as we roll into Monday. Our high temperatures will likely crack the 50s for the first time since February 6, with a high in Cincinnati around 51°. This will also be our first above-average afternoon since February 8. Skies start off sunny but there will be more clouds as we roll through the middle of the day on Monday. It will be a nice reprieve from the sub-freezing temperatures we had most of last week. Winds will be breezy at times, gusting from the south at 15 to 20 mph.
Overnight into Tuesday there is a tiny chance for an isolated shower, but we should mainly stay dry and cloudy. Tuesday's high is even warmer, at 55° despite the clouds.
Wednesday looks to be the warmest day of the week as we'll be in the mid to upper 50s, with an outside chance at the 60s. There will be a mix of sun and clouds Wednesday before a cold front brings in rain chances later in the evening. That is really the only big weather maker over the next week or so.
Meteorological Spring is less than a week away. March 1 is this Saturday and we will see another day with temperatures near 50!
TONIGHT
Mostly clear
Seasonal
Low: 29
MONDAY
Sun early then cloudy
Staying warm
High: 51
MONDAY NIGHT
Small rain chance
Clouds continue
Low: 36
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