After a long stretch of cold, we finally saw some warmth! Today was the first time since February 8 that we didn't have a high temperature at or below normal.
It's feeling a bit like Spring out there today! Temperatures have cracked the 50s, making it our first day above average since February 8! There is more where this came from too!#WCPO #CINCYWX pic.twitter.com/mUIWOZme0b
— Brandon Spinner WCPO (@wxSpinner89) February 24, 2025
The deep freeze is behind us, and now we thaw out. Our highs Monday made the low to mid-50s with help from a breezy southwest wind. That should start to subside a bit as we head into the evening and overnight tonight.
Overnight will be the warmest we have seen since February 3. Low temperatures will only fall into the mid to upper 30s, but clouds will linger and so will the chance for some rain. The best time for rain is between midnight and 6 a.m.
The rain should be gone by the time the sun rises, but the clouds may linger for a short time. From there, we are in for another spring-like day. Our highs will climb into the mid-to-upper 50s again, looking at a high of 56° and a mix of sun and clouds.
Wednesday starts of dry with some sunshine, but that will change later in the day with our next chance at rain. A cold front will move in late in the day dropping temperatures into Thursday. Before that moves in, we will see a shot at the 60s for Wednesday!
A few lingering showers may stick around into early Thursday, maybe even mixing at times with some sleet.
TONIGHT
Mostly cloudy
Scattered showers
Low: 37
TUESDAY
Rain early, slight chance
Afternoon sunshine
High: 56
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