Cincinnati eyeing a big warm-up by next week

THE SNOW FOR RIGHT NOW. WE HAVE SOME WARMTH IN THE FORECAST THAT IT WILL NOT BE HERE FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS. KELLY: I AM GOING TO SAY WE ARE DONE WITH THE SNOW FOR A LONG TIME, EVEN THOUGH THAT IS JUST MY PREDICTION. PLEASE CONFIRM. RAND WE HAD RECORD SNOWFALL. CINCINNATI WE CAN HAVE SNOW WELL INTO MAY, THE LAST MEASURAB SNOWFALL CAME MAY 5 IN 199 IT IS NOT OUT OF THE QUESTION THAT WE COULD GET SNOWFLAKES AND HOPEFULLY IT WAS THE END OF IT. MOST PEOPLE IT CAME THROUGH WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING AND YOU DO NOT HAVE TO DRIVE ANYWHERE AND THE ROADS REMAINED WET. TWO POINT SEVEN INCHES OUT OF THE SYSTEM AT CVG. THAT SET A N IN -- RECORD FOR APRIL 20 FIRST AND WITH OUR MONTH TOTAL UP TO THREE INCHES OF SNOW, THIS IS THE FIF SNOWIEST APRIL ON RECORD. DO YOU KNOW WHAT IS FUN? IT LOOKS LIKE A WINTER WONDERLAND AND IT IS GONE LIKE THAT. LOOKING -- LOOK TOWARDS THE GRASS AT THE PARK, YOU DO NOT SEE LICK OF SNOWFALL LEFT, AND IT IS NOT LIKE TEMPERATURES ARE WARM THIS TIME OF YEAR, JUST GET ABOVE FREEZING. AS WE LOOK AT TH RADAR, WE ARE SEEING A LITTLE BIT MORE SUNSHINE FOR THE 275 LOOP. SOME AREAS TO THE NORTH AND WES . CLOUD COVER TO THE NORTH AND EAST AND POCKETS OF LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS AND SNOW SHOWERS AT THE MOMENT. RIGHT ALONG 32 FR SARDINIA INTO WINCHESTER, WE WILL SLIDE FURTHER TO THE EAST AND SEE A POCKET THAT CAME THROUGH AREAS OF PEEBLES. THIS DARK BLUE INDICATES THAT IT IS SNOW MIXED WITH RAIN, A MIXED SHOWER IS A POSSIBILITY INTO THE AFTERNOON WHICH MEANS THAT SNOW, SLEET, RAIN, A COMBINATION OF ANY OF THOSE IS A POSSIBILITY INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE AFTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING. RIGHT NOW INTO PORTIONS OF MASON COUNTY, KENTUCKY, SOME LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS WITH A MIXED RAIN OR SNOW SHOWER OUTSIDE OF GERMANTOWN. WE WILL TAKE A LOOK BACK TOWARDS INDIANAPOLIS WHERE YOU COULD SEE SNOW SHOWERS MAKING THEIR WAY TOWARDS INDY. THEY ARE MOVING SLOWLY. IT WILL BE 3:00 OR 4:00 BY THE TIME THESE SCATTERED SHOWERS ROLL THROUGH. FOR NOW, ENJOY TH SUNSHINE, THAT WE HAD WINTER WEATHER THIS MORNING. 38 DEGREES AT TH MOMENT WITH A NORTHWESTERLY WIND AT 14 MILES AN HOUR MAKING IT FEEL LIKE 30. IT IS APRIL AND I AM USING A WIND CHILL GRAPHIC. 3:00, 40 TW FEELING LIKE 44. 6:00, 42 FEELI LIKE 35. THE WINDCHILL STAYS IN THE 30’S. IF YOU HAVE ANY PLANS OUTDOORS, AND THEN OVERNIGHT YOU WILL SEE SKIES CLEAR AND TEMPERATURES FALL TOWARDS FREEZING. FUTURECAST SHOWS THROUGH 2:00 OR 3:00 A MIX OF SUN AND CLOUDS. MIDAFTERNOON HERE COMES ANOTHER BAND OF SHOWERS. THOSE MOVE OUT AND THE SKY IS CLEAR. TOMORROW MORNING WE START OUT BETWEEN 30 AND 32, WHICH IS WHY WE HAVE A FREEZE WARNING IN EFFECT FOR EARLY TOMORROW. HERE IS YOUR FORECAST, LOOKING AHEAD, 31. WE WILL MAKE IT TO 52, JUST A SMAL CHANCE FOR A PASSING SHOWER EAST OF CINCINNATI. FRIDAY, SUNSHINE AND 69 DEGREES. INTO THE LATE MORNING HOURS THAT IS WHEN THE RAIN MOVES IN AND IT WILL BE STEADY IN THE AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ONE WEEK FROM TODAY, HIGHS IN THE 80’

From snow to the 80s: Cincinnati eyeing a big warm-up by next week

Updated: 5:03 PM EDT Apr 21, 2021

From snow to temperatures in the 80s – that’s how it goes in Cincinnati. Cincinnati saw record snow Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport recording 2.7 inches – a new record for April 21. But that snow has already, for the most part, melted away as temperatures climbed into the 40s.On the backside of the snowmaker, wind chills kept temperatures across most of the area in the 30s throughout the day with spotty showers. Skies will clear Wednesday night. Sunshine returns Thursday and Friday, with highs in the low 50s Thursday and around 60 degrees around Friday. Saturday is looking wet again, and will likely clear up by Sunday. Next week, Cincinnati is looking at high temperatures in the 70s and some in the 80s! Stay tuned.

CINCINNATI —

From snow to temperatures in the 80s – that’s how it goes in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati saw record snow Tuesday into Wednesday morning, with the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport recording 2.7 inches – a new record for April 21.

But that snow has already, for the most part, melted away as temperatures climbed into the 40s.

On the backside of the snowmaker, wind chills kept temperatures across most of the area in the 30s throughout the day with spotty showers.

Skies will clear Wednesday night.

Sunshine returns Thursday and Friday, with highs in the low 50s Thursday and around 60 degrees around Friday.

Saturday is looking wet again, and will likely clear up by Sunday.

Next week, Cincinnati is looking at high temperatures in the 70s and some in the 80s! Stay tuned.