Cloudy skies stick around

HAVE A REPEAT OF WHAT WE WERE WORRIED ABOUT THIS MORNING HAPPENED TOMORROW MORNING, MAY BE LITTLE WINTRY MIX. ALLISON: SOME LIGHT DRIZZLE, TOO. WITH TEMPERATURES BELOW FREEZING, WE HAVE TO BE CAREFUL AND WATCH OUT FOR POTENTIAL SLICK SPOTS. I THINK MOST OF THIS PRECIPITATION IS GOING TO WRAP UP AS THE SUN COMES OUT TOMORROW. FOR THE MOST PART, SLICK SPOTS WON’T BE TOO MUCH OF AN ISSUE PAST SUNRISE TOMORROW. WE COULD HAVE SO ISOLATED SLICK SPOTS, SO SOMETHING TO BE AWARE OF. TEMPERATURES SITTING AT 34 IN CINCINNATI, 35 SPRINGBORO, 34 OXFORD, 32 IN WALTON, KENTUCKY. 33 IN CHAMBER SALES AND DEANNA. FOR THE MOST PART, TEMPERATURES MAKING THEIR WAY INTO THE UPPER 20’S TONIGHT. ABOUT 20 DEGREES CLOSE TO 5:00 AND 7:00 TOMORROW. THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR ISOLATED DRIZZLE AND A COUPLE FLURRIES OVERNIGHT, MUCH LIKE WHAT WE SAW AROUND DINNE IT IS GOING TO BE VERY BRIEF AND RELATIVELY LIGHT, THE DIFFERENCE BEING THAT TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE COOLER IF IT DOES, OVERNIGHT. 34 BY 11:00 TOMORROW, THEN 36 DEGREES CLOSER TO 1:00 IN THE AFTERNOON. THEN WE DON’T WARM UP VERY MUCH BEYOND 36. IT IS GOING TO FEEL A LOT LIKE JANUARY TOMORROW, TEMPERATURES TOPPING OUT AROUND 38 IN THE AFTERNOON. WE DO HAVE SOME SUNSHINE WITHIN THE NEXT SEVEN DAYS, NOT MUCH, BUT A LITTLE BIT OVER THE WEEKEND. WE ARE GOING TO SEE SOME PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES OVER THE WEEKEND, NOT MOSTLY CLOUDY, LIKE WHAT WE HAVE HAD OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS. FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS, MOST DRY, BUT THE POTENTIAL FOR ISOLATED AND FREEZING DRIZZLE AND FLURRIES IS THERE OVERNIGHT. WRAPPING UP CLOSE TO 7:00 IN THE MORNING TOMORROW AND STAYI MOSTLY DRY THE REST OF THE DAY, BUT RELATIVELY CLOUDY. THAT KEEPS TEMPERATURES ONLY IN THE UPPER 30’S IN THE AFTERNOON, SO A LITTLE CO TOMORROW, TOPPING OUT AROUND 38. THURSDAY WE DO IT ALL OVER AGAIN WITH THE CLOUD COVER, BUT KEEPING AN EYE ON THE SYSTEM MOVING TO THE SOUTH TOMORROW NIGHT. 8:00, WE CAN SEE THE STORM CENTER OVER ALABAMA BRINGING RAINFALL TO SOME GOLD COAST STATES. AS IT MOVES CLOSER TO THE ATLANTIC COAST, IT DOES BRING MOISTURE TO KENTUCKY. AT THIS POINT I AM STILL LOOKING AT THE SYSTEM BEING TOO FAR SOUTH TO BRING US ANYTHING IN GREATER CINCINNATI, BUT IT IS GOING TO BE NOT TOO FAR AWAY. LEXINGTON AND LOUISVILLE, GENERALLY SOUTH OF 64, THEY ARE IN STORE FOR MORE WINTER WEATHER CLOSER TO FRIDAY MORNING. SOMETHING THEY HAVE BEEN KEEPING AN EYE ON FOR THE PAST COUPLE OF DAYS, BUT FOR THE MOST PART KEEPING THINGS DRY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY AND THROUGHOUT THE WEEKEND. 28 IN THE MORNING, 38 BY THE AFTERNOON AND INTO THE EVENING, STILL SITTING IN THE 30’S, AROUND 36 DEGREES. CLOUDY THROUGH THE MAJORITY OF THE DAY TOMORROW. THE OVERNIGHT LOW BRINGS US TO 28 TONIGHT. THE WIND WILL START TO CALM DOWN. I EXPECT RELATIVELY CALM WIND CONDITIONS BY TOMORROW MORNING. WIND CHILL, NOT MUCH OF A FACTOR. PAST WEDNESDAY, 38 THURSDAY, 37 FRIDAY, 35 ON SATURDAY, THE COLDEST DAY OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL. WE STAY IN THE 30’S THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. WE LOOK TO T WEEKE

Cloudy skies stick around

It will be cloudy for a few more days. Meanwhile, temperatures will be pretty close to normal for January.

Updated: 11:31 PM EST Jan 5, 2021

It will be cloudy for a few more days. Meanwhile, temperatures will be pretty close to normal for January.

It will be cloudy for a few more days. Meanwhile, temperatures will be pretty close to normal for January.