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The 1988 murder of a Pennsylvania woman has finally been solved thanks to DNA evidence collected from a letter sent to a local newspaper a decade ago and from the victim's clothing.

On Thursday, the Pennsylvania State Police and Berks County District Attorney John Adams held a press conference about the unsolved murder of 26-year-old Anna Kane, NBC News reported.

They identified her killer as Scott Grim, the news outlet reported.

According to Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers, Kane's body was found on Oct. 23, 1988, near Ontelaunee Trail Road in Perry Township.

She had been beaten and strangled to death, the media release said.

Law enforcement said they collected DNA evidence off the clothing of the mother of three, the Reading Eagle newspaper reported.

The news outlets reported police tested the DNA, but no match was found at the time.

After running a front page article in 1990 about the unsolved murder, the newspaper received a letter from a "concerned citizen" with “numerous intimate details” about the homicide, law enforcement told NBC News.

The news outlet reported that DNA collected from the envelope was later tested and found to match the DNA collected from Kane's clothing.

NBC News reported that sometime this year, Parabon NanoLabs in Virginia conducted genetic genealogy testing and found that the DNA profile likely matched Grim.

According to NBC, Grim wouldn't be brought up on charges since he died of natural causes in 2018. He was 58.




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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Drying Out And Cooler



LEADS TO SLIPPING AND SLIDING. SHEREE: SOME PEOPLE ARE STILL WAITING FOR THE RAIN TO MOVE IN. KEVIN: WE HAVE NOT HAD RAIN IN A WEEK. IT HAS BEEN DRY OVERALL. THE GOOD NEWS IS THE RAIN WILL BE OVER BY THE MORNING COMMUTE. THERE WILL NOT BE MUCH MORE RAIN TO DEAL WITH THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. YOU CAN SEE WE ARE SEEING THE BACK EDGE OF THE RAIN COME THROUGH. IT WAS NOT PARTICULARLY HEAVY OR IMPRESSIVE TO BEGIN WITH. THAT HAS BEEN THE CASE WITH NEARLY ALL OF OUR FRONTS. WE WERE RUNNING A DEFICIT FOR SEPTEMBER. WE ARE RUNNING A HUGE DEFICIT FOR DAUBERT. THIS WAS -- FOR OCTOBER. THE HEAVIEST SHOWER ACTIVITY HAS SHIFTED ITS WAY NORTH INTO PARTS OF BUTLER COUNTY. YOU SEE THESE DARKER GREENS OVER TOWARDS WESTCHESTER AND THROUGH PARTS OF WARREN COUNTY. SOME LIGHTER SHOWERS OUT TOWARDS WEST UNION GEORGETOWN, RIPLEY. THE COMPUTER MODELS SUGGESTED THAT. THERE ARE SOME STEADIER SHOWERS TO THE SOUTH OF MAYSVILLE. DO NOT EXPECT MUCH. THERE IS A THIN LINE OF SHOWERS ALONG GUIDE 65. EVEN THAT IS ABOUT TO FALL APART HERE. WE WILL KEEP THE THREAD FOR A PASSING SHOWER THROUGH THE NIGHT TONIGHT. IT HAS BEEN BREEZY THIS EVENING AND I EXPECT IT TO STAY THAT WAY. HOW MUCH RAIN IS FALLING AROUND THE AREA? COOLER CONDITIONS OVERALL. ANTICIPATE ABOUT A 20 DEGREE DROP IN TEMPERATURES FROM WHERE OUR HIGHS FOR TODAY IN THE MID-70’S. WE ARE DOWN IN THE 50’S TOMORROW. YOU SEE ALL THIS BLUE TO THE WEST FROM CHICAGO TO ST. LOUIS. 20 TO 25 DEGREES COLDER THAN THEY WERE 24 HOURS AGO. THAT WILL BE US TOMORROW. WE ARE A 61 RIGHT NOW. SOUTHEAST WIND. WE WILL BE IN THE 60’S FOR A LITTLE WHILE LONGER. AFTER MIDNIGHT. THE HIGH FOR YOUR WEDNESDAYS GOING TO OCCUR IN THE NEXT 40 MINUTES AT MIDNIGHT. ONCE THE FRONT COMES THROUGH, THE COOLER AIR WILL ALSO COME IN. LOOK OUT TOWARD CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS. DEFINITIVE CHANGE OUT THERE WITH AT AIR. THAT WILL COME IN HERE LATER TONIGHT WHILE WE SLEEP AND OUR TEMPERATURES WILL SETTLE INTO THE LOW 50’S BY TOMORROW MORNING. FUTURECAST SHOWS THERE MAY BE A LINGERING SHOWER THROUGH THE FIRST PART OF WEDNESDAY, BUT IT WILL BE A GLOOMY AND DRYER START . THE WEATHER PATTERN IS PRETTY QUIET THURSDAY AND THE REST OF THE WEEK. TOMORROW, 60 AGAIN. DURING THE DAY TEMPERATURES NEVER REBOUND BACK OUT OF THE 50’S. HERE IS A LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN-DAY. IT IS A NICE-LOOKING WEEKEND. RAIN ON SUNDAY. THAT BODES WELL FOR TRICK-OR-TREATING ON MONDAY. IT IS LOOKING DRIER FOR TR

Drier weather will return Wednesday along with much cooler temperatures.

CINCINNATI —

Drier weather will return Wednesday along with much cooler temperatures.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Overnight Showers Then Cold



THE REASON TO LOVE HIM. KEVIN ROBINSON NOW, FAN OF HIM TODAY BECAUSE OF THE WEATHER WE HAVE. BUT WHAT’S GOING ON, I KNOW YOU’RE THE MESSENGER, BUT THINGS TURNED TONIGHT A LITTLE BIT. >> TOO BAD WE WILL HAVE 50’S, WE WERE ALMOST 60 DEGREES TODAY, THAT WON’T BE AROUND COME SUNDAY WHEN THOSE CHIEFS COME INTO TOWN TO TAKE ON THE BENGALS, IT WILL BE MUCH COLDER BY THEM. IN FACT, LESS THAN 12 HOURS FROM NOW. LET’S CUT THAT DOWN EVEN MORE. LET’S SAY SEVEN HOURS FROM NOW WILL START TO FEEL A LOT COLDER THAN IT IS. YOU GO TO BED, IT’S MILD, WAKE UP AND IT’S COOLER. WE’VE GOT SHOWERS WORKING THEIR WAY ACROSS THE AREA. SOME OF THESE WIND DRIVEN SHOWERS ONLY LAST A FEW MINUTES, JUST ENOUGH TO SPLASH OF WATER DOWN, THEN IT’S OVER, JUST THAT FAST, BUT YOU COULD SEE FROM GOLF MANOR TOWARDS MARY MOTT TOWARDS ANDERSON IN NEWTOWN, SCOOTING TOWARDS THE EASTERN PARTS OF HAMILTON COUNTY, IT’S ONLY LASTING THREE OR FOUR MINUTES AND IT’S OVER WITH. WE HAVE BRIEFLY HEAVIER DOWNPOURS THAT HAVE DEVELOPED SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER, SOME OF THIS AS A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHTNING IN IT, YOU’RE PROBABLY HEARING A COUPLE LOUD BOOMS OF THUNDER IN BRACKEN COUNTY NEAR THE MAYSVILLE AREA, YOU SEE THE LIGHTNING CLUSTER RIGHT THERE AROUND THE CITY, THIS IS THE EXCEPTION VERSUS THE NORM TONIGHT, MOST OF US ARE GOING TO HEAR ANY THUNDER AND LIGHTNING, BUT YOU KNOW WHAT, WE HAVE SOMETHING THAT HAS PERKED UP IN INTENSITY. DESPITE GOING INTO PARTS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY, SOME DOWNPOURS, NO THUNDER OR LIGHTNING AND THIS EXTENDS TOWARDS WILMINGTON. ESSENTIALLY WE WILL HAVE THE THREAT FOR RAIN AROUND THROUGH THE REST OF THE NIGHT UNTIL THE ACTUAL COLD FRONT CLEARS THE AREA. IN FACT, IF YOU LOOK BACK IN INDIANA, MORE SHOWERS ARE DEVELOPING, THE COLD FRONT IS ON THE WAY BACK NEAR THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. SO, WINS, IT’S BEEN VERY BLUSTERY THROUGHOUT THE EVENING, WHEN GUESTS TOPPING OUT SHY OF 40, THAT’S WHERE WE MAX OUT THROUGH THE NIGHT, JUST UNDER 40 WITH WIND GUSTS, YOU CAN SEE THE BREEZE IS STILL PRETTY STIFF ON THE AMERICAN FLAG, FOR NOW, IT’S A MILD WIN, IT DOESN’T FEEL SO BAD OUT THERE, BUT BY MORNING, IT’S A DIFFERENT STORY, LOOK AT THIS. MILD ALL NIGHT, 50’S ALL NIGHT. IF YOU WAKE UP EARLY ON SATURDAY MORNING, YOU MAY BE ABLE TO CATCH MILD CONDITIONS. LOOK WHAT HAPPENS SURELY AFTER SUNRISE, TEMPERATURES WILL TANK IN THE MORNING. HE GETS COLD PRETTY QUICKLY. WE SLIPPED BLACK INTO THE UPPER 30’S TO 40 BY THE TIME WE GET TOWARD SET :00 AND 11:00. DON’T BE DECEIVED WHEN YOU STEP OUTSIDE AND YOU SEE SUNSHINE, HE WON’T BE THAT WARM. WE’VE GOT THE STORM SYSTEM CRUISING THROUGH WITH THE SHOWERS AND MILD CONDITIONS, HERE COMES THE COLD FRONT THAT WILL USHER IN THAT MUCH COLDER AIR. SO, WE LUCKED OUT TODAY, IN FACT, WHEN I SHOW YOU THIS IN JUST A MOMENT, 23 DEGREES WARMER TODAY, THE OPPOSITE TOMORROW, HERE COMES THE SHOWERS THROUGH THE REST OF THE NIGHT, THEY WON’T BE TERRIBLY HEAVY FOR THE MOST PART, THE EXCEPTION HAS BEEN RUMBLE SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER. THE THREAT FOR A SHOWER STICKS AROUND, HERE’S 7:00 THROUGH 8:00 DRAMATIC 9:00 IN THE MORNING, NOTICE WE START TO CLEAR OUT, INTO SUNSHINE, CHILI, STILL WINDY TOMORROW I SHOULD ADD, VERY COLD OVERNIGHT SATURDAY INTO SUNDAY, CHILLY DAY ON SUNDAY WITH PLENTY OF SUNSHINE AND JUST COLD FOR THE CHIEFS AND BENGALS. RIGHT NOW, LOOK AT THIS, 20 THREE DEGREES WARMER HERE IN CINCINNATI THAN WE WERE 24 HOURS AGO, THAT’S THE REASON WHY WE ARE RESTING COMFORTABLY IN THE LOW 50’S YOU TONIGHT. MOST OF US ARE GENERALLY BETWEEN 50 AND 55, THAT’S WHERE WE HANG OUT THROUGH THE NIGHT, QUICK PEEK AT YOUR GAME DAY FORECAST, BUNDLE UP, DRESS WARM BUT IT WILL LEASE WILL HELP SINCE THE SUN WILL BE OUT. WENDY THE REST OF THE NIGHT, HOLDING STEADY IN THE 50’S, TOMORROW, MORNING SHOWERS, SUNNY AND COLDER BY MIDMORNING INTO THE AFTERNOON, 7 DAY FORECAST DOWN TO 21 TOMORROW NIGHT, AND THEN LOOK AT THIS SEESAW, BACKUP CLOSE TO 50 BY MONDAY. MOTHER NATURE CAN’T SEEM TO MAKE YOUR MIND UP HERE AND WE KEEP THE THREAT FOR SHOWERS OFF AND ON.

Showers will continue overnight as it turns cold again Saturday morning.

CINCINNATI —

Showers will continue overnight as it turns cold again Saturday morning.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Tracking A Winter Storm



SHEREE: I THINK KINGS ISLAND IS TRYING TO BE PROACTIVE. THAT IS JUST THE WEATHER WE WILL BE FACING AT THE END OF THIS WEEK. KEVIN: I THINK IT IS APPROPRIATE TO CANCEL WINTERFEST IN THIS CASE. WE ARE TALKING WHEN CHILLS THAT ARE 20 AND 30° BELOW ZERO. IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME SINCE IT HAS BEEN THAT COLD. WHEN CHILLS WILL STAY BELOW ZERO THROUGH CHRISTMAS AFTERNOON. LIFE-THREATENING COLD WILL BE OF ALONG DURATION. LET’S BREAK DOWN THE STORM. WE HAVE THE POTENTIAL FOR POWER OUTAGES TOO, WITH GUSTS THAT CAN GET UP TO 50 AT TIMES. WHEN YOU HAVE TEMPERATURES A FEW DEGREES ABOVE ZERO, IT IS EASY TO GET WIND CHILLS THAT ARE GREATER THAN 20° BELOW ZERO WHEN YOU ARE TALKING WIND SPEEDS OF THIS MAGNITUDE. THE OTHER WORRY CONTINUES TO BE THAT THIS -- DISRUPTION TO TRAVEL AS WELL. THE BIGGER PROBLEM IS, DO NOT EXPECT BIG IMPROVEMENTS DURING THE DAY ON FRIDAY, BECAUSE OUR TEMPERATURES WILL BE BETWEEN ZERO AND FIVE ABOVE. ROAD TREATMENT IS LESS EFFECTIVE WHEN YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT TEMPERATURES THAT COLD. THE IMPACTS WILL BE HIGH ON FRIDAY EVEN THOUGH THE WORST OF THE WEATHER IS LIKELY TO MOVE IN WHILE WE GO TO BED THURSDAY NIGHT AND THE SNOW WILL BE OVER BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP ON FRIDAY, BUT THE EFFECTS WILL LINGER THROUGH THE DAY. ON THURSDAY, A LITTLE RAIN AND WIND. THE WEATHER IS ESSENTIALLY QUIET UP UNTIL THURSDAY. WE WILL HAVE A BEAUTIFUL DAY TOMORROW. SHOWERS THURSDAY MORNING. THURSDAY EVENING, IT IS STILL RAINING. WE WILL LIKELY BE IN THE MID 40’S. A STRONG COLD FRONT COMES THROUGH BY 10:00 P.M. A QUICK TRANSITION OVER TO SNOW AND HERE IS THE PROBLEM. BY MIDNIGHT, TEMPERATURES ARE CRASHING TO THE TEENS AND SINGLE DIGITS. I THINK OVERNIGHT THURSDAY INTO FRIDAY, IT WILL BE IMPRESSIVE WITH THE SNOW AND WIND. IT WILL GET NASTY PRETTY QUICKLY. THE SNOW WAS GONE BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP FRIDAY MORNING. RIGHT NOW, SNOWFALL AMOUNTS IN THE 1-3 INCH RANGE, WITH SOME AREAS POSSIBLY SEEING AS MUCH AS FOUR. LOOK AT THESE WIND CHILLS AT 7:00 FRIDAY MORNING. TEMPERATURES 25-30 DEGREES BELOW ZERO. THAT IS DANGEROUS COLD. IT MAKES 33 FEEL WARM. TEMPERATURES IN THE 20’S IN THE SUBURBS IN MOST LOCATIONS. A NICE WARM UP TOMORROW AS WE GET CLOSE TO 50 BY AFTERNOON. 48 FOR A HIGH. HERE IS A LOOK AT YOUR DAY PLANNER, PRETTY NICE FROM START TO FINISH AROUND THE AREA. HOPEFULLY YOU ARE TRAVELING TOMORROW VERSUS THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY. 40° ON THURSDAY. -- 48 DEGREES ON THURSDAY. THIS LOOKS TO BE A VERY IMPACTFUL WINTER STORM.

A powerful and dangerous winter storm will impact our region before Christmas.

CINCINNATI —

A powerful and dangerous winter storm will impact our region before Christmas.


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As a deadly and historic blizzard barreled through Erie County, New York, last weekend, some residents found themselves in a dire scenario — stranded in howling snow with nowhere to go, their cars dwindling in gas supply with police unable to come to the rescue.Among those trapped last Friday was Jay Withey, a mechanic in the town of Cheektowaga who had ventured out to help a trapped friend, but instead got caught in the snow himself. Over the course of the night, he would be turned away by several people he begged for help, eventually committing a final act of desperation to save himself and more than 20 others from the brutal storm.His night began at 6 p.m. when he got a call from a friend who had become stuck in the quickly mounting snow."He said I'm the only person he knew that would come over so I figured I would go get him," Withey said.Withey drove toward his friend, weaving between abandoned vehicles that littered the road. Suddenly, he saw a young man named Mike walking in sneakers and wrapped in a light jacket. He told Mike to hop in the truck to escape the cold.As he drove past snow drifts several feet tall, Withey said, his truck became stuck twice. The first time, he was able to shovel his way out, but the second time felt hopeless."I'm trying to dig myself out, but the snow is coming down just as fast as I'm shoveling," he said. With his clothes soaking wet and only a quarter of a tank of fuel left, Withey started to grow concerned.'I'm fearing for my life'Leaving Mike in the truck, he began knocking on the doors of houses lining the street to see if anyone would give them shelter.Withey said he went to 10 households, offering each $500 to spend the night on their floor. All of them turned him away. "I plead with them, 'Please, please can I sleep on the floor, I'm in fear for my life,' and they say, 'No I'm sorry'," he said.Feeling defeated, Withey tried to walk back to his truck but became lost in the blustery wind and thick snow."My vision is getting foggy, my body is cramping up, and I'm fearing for my life," he said.Finally, he saw a light glint in the distance, the same blinking light he remembered parking his truck next to.After marching back to the truck, Withey called the police but was told that due to the dangerous storm conditions, they couldn't come to rescue him, he said. He also learned that the friend who had called him for help had been rescued by authorities.With the gas running precariously low, Withey was concerned, but tired, so he tried to take a nap.At around 11 p.m., he heard a knock at the car window and opened the door to find Mary, an elderly woman who said she had been stuck in her car since 4 p.m. and needed help. He told her to get in the truck, too.'I didn't leave until I made sure everyone was OK'By the next morning, Withey's truck had run out of gas, leaving the trio to huddle in Mary's van, which was also running low on fuel.Eventually, Mary needed to use the bathroom. It was then that Withey, sensing she felt embarrassed, looked at his phone's GPS and noticed that a school — EDGE Academy — was nearby, he said."I say, 'I'm going to that school, and I'm going to break into that school, because I know they have heat and a bathroom,'" he said.Using an extra set of brake pads, Withey smashed through a window of the school so he could open the front door and let Mike and Mary in, with the security alarm blaring."I walk outside in the immediate area and there are a lot of older people that are stranded in their cars," Withey said. "One person had a dog, and I get them all into the school. At this point, I have about 10 people in the school." He estimated their ages ranged between 20s and 70s.With the group settled in the school, Withey scavenged for cereal and apples in the cafeteria, managed to turn off the alarm, and found mats in the gym for everyone to sleep on."Everyone is just so happy to be in the school and to be warm and have food," he said.On Christmas morning, Withey and the others were able to use snow blowers from the janitor's closet to free their cars from the mounds of snow.'I had to do it to save everyone'Withey, who describes himself as a religious man, said he views the whole ordeal as a blessing in disguise. If just one person had taken him up on his plea for shelter that night, he would not have saved all those people, he said.One man who turned him away saw Withey snow blowing the cars and approached him in tears to apologize, saying he couldn't sleep that night knowing he had denied Withey shelter.Withey stayed at the school until 8 p.m. on Christmas. "I didn't leave until I made sure everyone was OK," he said, adding that they started a group chat to stay in touch.Before he left, he made sure to leave a note apologizing for the break-in, which police found when they were eventually able to respond to the alarm Withey set off when he entered the school."To whomever it may concern, I'm terribly sorry about breaking the school window and for breaking in the kitchen," it read. "Got stuck at 8 pm Friday and slept in my truck with two strangers, just trying not to die," it continued. "There were 7 elderly people also stuck and out of fuel. I had to do it to save everyone and get them shelter and food and a bathroom." He signed the letter, "Merry Christmas Jay."Cheektowaga Police were able to find Withey with the public's help after sharing his note and surveillance camera images.Police Chief Brian Gould told CNN that Withey was in a section of town that they were having a hard time getting to. The chief called Withey's actions heroic and an example of the sense of community among people in the area."We were absolutely shocked to see that he had over 20 people in the school (and) two dogs," he said."Not only a heroic action, but just an overall good person." "He definitely saved some lives that day," Gould said.

CHEEKTOWAGA, N.Y. (Video above: WKBW via CNN) —

As a deadly and historic blizzard barreled through Erie County, New York, last weekend, some residents found themselves in a dire scenario — stranded in howling snow with nowhere to go, their cars dwindling in gas supply with police unable to come to the rescue.

Among those trapped last Friday was Jay Withey, a mechanic in the town of Cheektowaga who had ventured out to help a trapped friend, but instead got caught in the snow himself. Over the course of the night, he would be turned away by several people he begged for help, eventually committing a final act of desperation to save himself and more than 20 others from the brutal storm.

His night began at 6 p.m. when he got a call from a friend who had become stuck in the quickly mounting snow.

"He said I'm the only person he knew that would come over so I figured I would go get him," Withey said.

Withey drove toward his friend, weaving between abandoned vehicles that littered the road. Suddenly, he saw a young man named Mike walking in sneakers and wrapped in a light jacket. He told Mike to hop in the truck to escape the cold.

As he drove past snow drifts several feet tall, Withey said, his truck became stuck twice. The first time, he was able to shovel his way out, but the second time felt hopeless.

"I'm trying to dig myself out, but the snow is coming down just as fast as I'm shoveling," he said. With his clothes soaking wet and only a quarter of a tank of fuel left, Withey started to grow concerned.

'I'm fearing for my life'

Leaving Mike in the truck, he began knocking on the doors of houses lining the street to see if anyone would give them shelter.

Withey said he went to 10 households, offering each $500 to spend the night on their floor. All of them turned him away. "I plead with them, 'Please, please can I sleep on the floor, I'm in fear for my life,' and they say, 'No I'm sorry'," he said.

Feeling defeated, Withey tried to walk back to his truck but became lost in the blustery wind and thick snow.

"My vision is getting foggy, my body is cramping up, and I'm fearing for my life," he said.

Finally, he saw a light glint in the distance, the same blinking light he remembered parking his truck next to.

After marching back to the truck, Withey called the police but was told that due to the dangerous storm conditions, they couldn't come to rescue him, he said. He also learned that the friend who had called him for help had been rescued by authorities.

With the gas running precariously low, Withey was concerned, but tired, so he tried to take a nap.

At around 11 p.m., he heard a knock at the car window and opened the door to find Mary, an elderly woman who said she had been stuck in her car since 4 p.m. and needed help. He told her to get in the truck, too.

'I didn't leave until I made sure everyone was OK'

By the next morning, Withey's truck had run out of gas, leaving the trio to huddle in Mary's van, which was also running low on fuel.

Eventually, Mary needed to use the bathroom. It was then that Withey, sensing she felt embarrassed, looked at his phone's GPS and noticed that a school — EDGE Academy — was nearby, he said.

"I say, 'I'm going to that school, and I'm going to break into that school, because I know they have heat and a bathroom,'" he said.

Using an extra set of brake pads, Withey smashed through a window of the school so he could open the front door and let Mike and Mary in, with the security alarm blaring.

"I walk outside in the immediate area and there are a lot of older people that are stranded in their cars," Withey said. "One person had a dog, and I get them all into the school. At this point, I have about 10 people in the school." He estimated their ages ranged between 20s and 70s.

With the group settled in the school, Withey scavenged for cereal and apples in the cafeteria, managed to turn off the alarm, and found mats in the gym for everyone to sleep on.

"Everyone is just so happy to be in the school and to be warm and have food," he said.

On Christmas morning, Withey and the others were able to use snow blowers from the janitor's closet to free their cars from the mounds of snow.

'I had to do it to save everyone'

Withey, who describes himself as a religious man, said he views the whole ordeal as a blessing in disguise. If just one person had taken him up on his plea for shelter that night, he would not have saved all those people, he said.

One man who turned him away saw Withey snow blowing the cars and approached him in tears to apologize, saying he couldn't sleep that night knowing he had denied Withey shelter.

Withey stayed at the school until 8 p.m. on Christmas. "I didn't leave until I made sure everyone was OK," he said, adding that they started a group chat to stay in touch.

Before he left, he made sure to leave a note apologizing for the break-in, which police found when they were eventually able to respond to the alarm Withey set off when he entered the school.

"To whomever it may concern, I'm terribly sorry about breaking the school window and for breaking in the kitchen," it read. "Got stuck at 8 pm Friday and slept in my truck with two strangers, just trying not to die," it continued. "There were 7 elderly people also stuck and out of fuel. I had to do it to save everyone and get them shelter and food and a bathroom." He signed the letter, "Merry Christmas Jay."

Cheektowaga Police were able to find Withey with the public's help after sharing his note and surveillance camera images.

Police Chief Brian Gould told CNN that Withey was in a section of town that they were having a hard time getting to. The chief called Withey's actions heroic and an example of the sense of community among people in the area.

"We were absolutely shocked to see that he had over 20 people in the school (and) two dogs," he said.

"Not only a heroic action, but just an overall good person." "He definitely saved some lives that day," Gould said.


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Dry start to 2023

Fog and mainly cloudy skies are expected for the first day of the new year. Heavy rain and gusty winds return Monday night.



THE LIVES OF KIDS. LET’S GET A LOOK OF THAT FORECAST. TODAY IS LOOKING DECENT. THERE IS THIS FOG. KATIE: IT’S NOT TERRIBLY WIDESPREAD. IT’S A BIT OF A HEADACHE THIS MORNING. WE’VE GOT QUARTER-MILE OR LESS VISIBILITY. THAT IN PLACE FOR OUR GREAT HIGHLIGHTED COUNTIES. YOU CAN SEE WITH THE VISIBILITY ISSUES ARE. THERE IS NO VISIBILITY IN GEORGETOWN AND BROOKSVILLE. CINCINNATI COMES UP TO TWO MILES FOR VISIBILITY. WE WILL BE IN AN OUT OF THIS FAIRLY DENSE FOG FOR A GOOD CHUNK OF THE MORNING. TODAY, WE GET 56 FOR THE HEIGHT. THEN WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AT MAINLY CLOUDY SKIES. WE CAN’T RULE OUT A SINGLE OR TWO. -- SPRINKLE OR TWO. THE NIGHT, LOOK FOR MILD TEMPERATURES FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR. WE SHOULD BE AROUND 48-50 DEGREES. IT IS GOING TO BE THE BILLS GAME. HOME TOMORROW NIGHT. PLAN ON SHOWERS FOR THAT. UP UNTIL THEN, IT IS CLOUDY AND MORE SPRINGLIKE. YOUR TAILGATE LOOKS MOSTLY DRY. SOME MODELS HAVE BEEN BRINGING IN AN ISOLATED SHOWER. FOR KICKOFF, SCATTERED RAIN WILL BE MOVING IN. YOU WILL NEED TO BRING THE RAIN GEAR WITH YOU TOMORROW NIGHT. AS THE GAME PROGRESSES, WE ARE LOOKING AT THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME STEADIER RAINFALL. FUTURECAST AS YOU HAD THROUGH TODAY WILL SHOW CLOUD COVER. WE WILL STAY MOSTLY CLOUDY THROUGH THAT :00 TOMORROW MORNING. WE HAVE A POSSIBLE ISOLATED SHOWERS. IT’S MORE LIKELY THROUGH 5:00 WHEN WE START TO SEE OUR FIRST HIT AND MISS SHOWERS. AS YOU HEAD TOWARD 9:00 WHEN THE GAME IS GETTING STARTED, LOOK FOR SCATTERED LIGHT RAINFALL. AS YOU HEAD TOWARD MIDNIGHT, THAT IS WHEN THIS LEADING EDGE OF HEAVY RAIN WILL BE COMING INTO THE AREA. IF THE GAME GOES LATE INTO THE EVENING, WE WILL BE LOOKING AT THE OPPORTUNITY FOR WET WEATHER. ESPECIALLY WALKING BACK TO YOUR CAR. FROM LOOKING AHEAD TO HAVE YOUR SHOUTERS, THERE WILL BE THUNDER OVERNIGHT MONDAY INTO TUESDAY. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL IS BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND 6:00 IN THE MORNING. WE ARE LOOKING AT WATER IT TO LIGHT RAINFALL AS YOU HEAD THROUGH AND :00. WE SHOULD START TO DRY THINGS OUT. YOUR FORECAST RAINFALL IS PRETTY SIGNIFICANT. ANYWHERE FROM AN INCH AND A HALF FOR MOST COMMUNITIES. IT WILL BE WIDESPREAD. IT’S GOING TO BE YOUR BEST BET FOR SEEING HIGHER TOTALS. WHETHER IMPACT DAYS FOR MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NOTICE THIS WARMING TREND. TUESDAY’S HIGH IS 66. THE RECORD TO BE TO 67. WE WILL COME CLOSE TO A RECORD HIGH. WE HAVE BIG CHANGES WEDNESDAY. WE WILL DROP TEMPERATURES. THEY WILL BE FALLING THROUGH MIDNIGHT. WE WILL BE CRASHING INTO THE 30’S AND 40’S FOR THURSDAY. WE HAVE A CHILL IN THE AIR FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

Dry start to 2023

Fog and mainly cloudy skies are expected for the first day of the new year. Heavy rain and gusty winds return Monday night.


Fog and mainly cloudy skies are expected for the first day of the new year. Heavy rain and gusty winds return Monday night.

Fog and mainly cloudy skies are expected for the first day of the new year. Heavy rain and gusty winds return Monday night.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/06/10/dry-start-to-2023/feed/ 0 Weekend Starts Nice https://cincylink.com/2023/06/07/weekend-starts-nice/ https://cincylink.com/2023/06/07/weekend-starts-nice/#respond Wed, 07 Jun 2023 04:16:01 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=186021

WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Weekend Starts Nice



WINTER. LET’S CHECK IN WITH KEVIN ROBINSON. >> IT’S A REMINDER THAT JANUARY REPRESENTS WINTER. IT IS NOT HARSH ENTER WEATHER CONDITIONS. THE WEST COAST IS STORMY AND KEEPING THE HARSH WINTER COLD, SOMETHING WEEKS BASED AROUND CHRISTMAS, LOCKED UP IN CANADA FOR NOW. AS WE DISCUSSED THE THREAT FOR SNOW THIS WEEKEND AROUND THE AREA, MAYBE FREEZING RAIN OR A WINTRY MIX. IT IS NOT A BIG STORM FOR US. IT COULD HAVE SOME IMPACTS TO YOUR SUNDAY. HERE IS WHAT TO EXPECT. BOTH AND FROSTY OVERNIGHT. NICE-LOOKING SATURDAY. A SEASONABLE CHILL OUT HERE. ON SUNDAY, WE WILL START WITH A WINTRY MIX. THAT COULD BE SLEET OR FLEECING DRIZZLE. IT SHOULD NOT BE A LOT. WHAT WILL BE CRITICAL ARE THE TEMPERATURES. I THINK IT IS DAMP AND DREARY FOR THE GAME. WE HAVE DRIZZLE AND MISSED. WE COULD SEE A LIGHT DUSTING, INTO SUNDAY EVENING. OVERALL, IT IS A WE CAN SPLIT WEATHER-WISE. THE LOW CLOUDS REPRESENTED BY THE GRAY KEEP GOING NORTH. THEY ARE ERODING AWAY BUT WE ARE SEEING HIGH CLOUDS. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE MOSTLY CLEAR TO PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. WE HAVE A SANDWICHED AREA WHERE SKIES ARE MOSTLY CLEAR AND TEMPERATURES HAVE BEEN RESPONDING TO THE CLEAR SKIES. ESPECIALLY WITH THE LIGHT WINDS. WE ARE DOWN TO 13 CINCINNATI. OUR WINDS HAVE GONE TO THE SOUTH. TEMPERATURES WILL ONLY DROP ANOTHER TWO OR THREE DEGREES, FOR MOST OF US. MOST OF US ARE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 25 AND 30. 29 IN MASON. HAMILTON AND HARRISON ARE AT 25. WITHIN THE 275 LOOP, WYOMING IS DOWN TO 24. 27 IN HYDE PARK. THE REST OF THE NIGHT TEMPERATURES WILL CONTINUE TO DROP BACK INTO THE MID-20’S. TOMORROW, WITH A FAIR AMOUNT OF SUNSHINE I THINK IT WILL BE A NICE JANUARY AFTERNOON. TEMPERATURES SHOULD TAKE OFF IN THE 30’S AND SNEAK YOUR WAY INTO THE LOW 40’S BY AFTERNOON. HERE IS FUTURECAST SKIES. CLEAR THROUGH THE NIGHT. THERE WILL BE CLOUDS, ESPECIALLY SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER. IT SHOULD BE A MOSTLY SUNNY DAY. NICE, QUIET, AND COLD ON YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT. IF YOU HAVE PLANS TO HEAD OUT TOMORROW NIGHT, LOOK HOW THESE CLOUDS FILLED IN. YOU ARE SEEING THIS AREA BLUE. I DON’T THINK WE ARE TALKING SIGNIFICANT SNOW HERE. IT IS FLURRIES, MISSED, AND DRIZZLE. IF WE ARE BELOW FREEZING, A GLAZE WILL DEVELOP. THAT WILL BE WHAT WE NEED TO WATCH EARLY ON SUNDAY. SUNDAY AT ONE, STILL A LITTLE MISSED AND GISSEL OUT THERE. I THINK THERE IS A FEW HOURS ON SUNDAY EVENING WHERE WE HAVE LIGHT SNOW BEFORE THAT SYSTEM PULLS OUT THAT COULD PUT DOWN A LIGHT DUSTING. NOT A BIG STORM, PROBABLY MORE OF A NUISANCE. YOUR WINTRY MIX IN THE MORNING. SUNDAY WE WILL BE STUCK IN THE 30’S BECAUSE OF THE CLOUDY, CHERRY CONDITIONS. -- CLOUDY, DRILL RE-, CONDITIONS. HERE’S YOUR DAY PLANNER. TOPPING OUT IN THE LOW 40’S COME 3:00 P.M.. SEVEN DAY FORECAST, WITH THAT WEEK SYSTEM. I WILL MAKE SUNDAY A WEATHER IMPACT. NOT BAD. IT IS STORMY ON THE WEST COAST. THAT KEEPS THE COLTS LOCKED UP. THAT’S WHEN BE ENJOY MILD WEATHER NEXT WEEK. WE CAN PUSH 60 BY NEXT THURSDAY

Sunshine Saturday will give way to light wintry weather Sunday.

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Sunshine Saturday will give way to light wintry weather Sunday.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/06/07/weekend-starts-nice/feed/ 0 Flurries And Snow Showers https://cincylink.com/2023/06/05/flurries-and-snow-showers/ https://cincylink.com/2023/06/05/flurries-and-snow-showers/#respond Mon, 05 Jun 2023 15:40:20 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=187439

WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Flurries And Snow Showers



AND ALSO IN INDIANA. THE CHILL IS BACK IN THE AIR AND MAYBE SOME FLURRIES FLYING. KEVIN: WE ARE LIKELY TO SEE FLURRIES AND SNOW SHOWERS FLYING ON THURSDAY AS TEMPERATURES WILL BARELY STRUGGLE TO STAY MUCH ABOVE FREEZING TOMORROW. WE’LL TAP OUT AT ABOUT 34 AND A FEW FLAKES OF SNOW WILL FLY. WITH THE CHILLY TEMPERATURES WILL COME RISK RATING -- BRISK WINDS. THE WIND GUSTS HAVE COME DOWN AS WE TOPPED. DOWN A LITTLE OVER 40. THEY ARE IN THE 20 TO 30 RANGE IN THAT IS WHERE THEY SHOULD STAY THROUGH THE NIGHT. HERE’S WHAT TO EXPECT. MORE FLURRIES AND SNOW SHOWERS WITH MORE WINS. WORST CASE SCENARIO, A LIGHT DUSTING COMES FROM PERSISTENT FLURRIES OR SNOW SHOWERS. HERE ARE THE CLOUDY SKIES IN PLACE, THERE IS THE STORM, THAT RACED THROUGH HERE THIS MORNING INTO SOUTHERN ONTARIO AND CANADA. WE ARE ON THE BACKSIDE OF THIS WITH COLD AIR WRAPPING IN. YOU LOOK TO PARTS OF INDIANA AND ILLINOIS, YOU DO SEE FLURRIES AND SNOW SHOWER ACTIVITY. THIS IS WHAT IS MOST LIKELY THAT WILL PIVOT IN HERE TOMORROW. LIGHT DUSTING MAY BE WORST CASE SCENARIO SOMEONE PICKS UP A COATING. THE BEST CHANCE FOR THAT WILL BE IN OUR NORTHERNMOST AREAS. DOWNTOWN TONIGHT, WE ARE AT 34, THERE IS A SUSTAINED WHEN THAT MAKES IT FEEL LIKE IN THE MID-20’S. WHILE THERE’S NOT MUCH TO SHOW YOU ON THE RADAR, LITTLE MIST AND DRIZZLE IS LINGERING OUT THERE. TEMPERATURES FOR EVERYONE IS PRETTY MUCH ABOVE FREEZING. I DON’T THINK WE DROP A LOT TONIGHT BECAUSE OF THE CLOUDS AND WINDS, TEMPERATURES ARE LIKELY TO STAY WHERE THEY ARE. THEY MAY SETTLE BACK YOUR FOUR DEGREES. -- THREE OR FOUR DEGREES. 34,. . DELHI FORT WRIGHT 35. HERE’S YOUR 12 HOUR FORECAST THROUGH THE NIGHT. WE GET DOWN TO FREEZING. TOMORROW, TEMPERATURES WILL NOT BUDGE MUCH. THE CLOUDS AND SNOW SHOWERS AND WINDS, EXPECTED. NOTICE THERE IS NOT A LOT OUT THERE. BUT YOU WILL SEE, I EXPECT AN UPTICK IN THE COVERAGE OF FLURRIES AND SNOW SHOWERS TOMORROW ESPECIALLY IN OUR NORTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES. ANYTIME YOU GET A MORE PERSISTENT FLURRY OR SNOW SHOWER THAT LINGERS, YOU MAY MUSTER UP DUSTING. MORE OF A NOVELTY AS WE START TO FINALLY CLEAR UP SOME MORE ON FRIDAY. FRIDAY AFTERNOON WE ARE INTO SUNSHINE PART OF THE DAY. OF YOU FLURRIES TONIGHT. CLOUDY WITH CHILI WINS 31 FOR OUR LOCAL. COLD WINS, 34 FOR YOUR AFTERNOON HIGH. STARTING OUT IN YOUR MORNING AROUND FREEZING. TEMPERATURES ARE TWO OR THREE DEGREES IN THE AFTERNOON. HERE’S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. WITH THE RETURN OF SOME SUN ON FRIDAY WE ARE UP TO 41. . SATURDAY LOOKS LIKE A NICE DAY. . IT’S A LITTLE DECEPTIVE BECAUSE WHAT COMES AFTER SATURDAY IS ANYTHING BUT REALLY SPRINGLIKE FOR US. IN THE UPPER 40’S WITH SUNSHINE. SUNDAY WE WILL HAVE SHOWERS. IT’S WHAT HAPPENS SUNDAY INTO MONDAY. IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE KEEPING A CLOSE EYE ON SOME BITTER COLD ARCTIC AIR. THIS IS COMING OFF THE ARCTIC. THIS LOOKS LIKE THE AIR THAT WE HAD AROUND CHRISTMAS. NOT SAYING THAT. IT IS COMING IN HERE YET BUT THE FACT THAT IT IS GOING TO US, WE’LL LEAVE US WITH AN ACTIVE WEATHER PATTERN, MEANING WE ARE LIKELY TO STRADDLE THAT LINE BETWEEN RAIN AND SNOW, WITH SEVERAL WEATHER SYSTEMS COMING UP. NEXT WEEK, LIKELY TO BE A BUSY ONE AGAIN. MIKE: WEATHER WEARY. THANK YOU.

Cold winds will bring some flurries and snow showers through Thursday.

CINCINNATI —

Cold winds will bring some flurries and snow showers through Thursday.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/06/05/flurries-and-snow-showers/feed/ 0 Calmer And Nicer Weekend https://cincylink.com/2023/06/02/calmer-and-nicer-weekend/ https://cincylink.com/2023/06/02/calmer-and-nicer-weekend/#respond Fri, 02 Jun 2023 15:04:29 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=190430

WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Calmer And Nicer Weekend



THE LAST COUPLE DAYS KEVIN HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT WHAT TO EXPECT TONIGHT. LAST NIGHT YOU MENTIONED IT COULD BE 60-70 MILES EITHER WAY. DID IT FALL THE WAY YOU THOUGHT? KEVIN: DESPITE THE TORNADO IN HIGHLAND COUNTY, WE’VE GOT LUCKY. THE INSTABILITY DIDN’T BUILD. IT RAINED ALL DAY LONG, THAT WAS THE SAVING GRACE. WE HAD WAY TOO MUCH RAIN TODAY. BUT TO THAT KEPT TO THE INSTABILITY DOWN. YOU SAW WHAT HAPPENED IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. SHOCKED WE WERE EVEN ABLE TO GET A TORNADO, GIVEN CONDITIONS WERE SO COOL THIS AFTERNOON. YOU CAN ONLY IMAGINE IF WE HAD BEEN ABOUT 10 DEGREES WARMER, IT WOULD’VE BEEN A WHOLE DIFFERENT BALLGAME. WE CAME THROUGH THIS RELATIVELY UNSCATHED ASIDE FROM ALL THE POWER OUTAGES. HERE IS MORE VIDEO OF THE TORNADO OUT THERE IN HIGHLAND COUNTY. YOU CAN SEE THE VERY THIN FUNNEL. THIS IS PART OF THE REASON WHY WHAT WE WILL FIND OUT IN THE END, THIS WAS A RELATIVELY WEAK TORNADO. PROBABLY AN EF ZERO OR EF1. IT’S IMPRESSIVE TO SEE THE SPINNING MOTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE. ALL WE NEEDED WERE ACTUAL STORMS . HAD WE HAD THE INSTABILITY, THE JUICE TO SUPPORT MORE ROBUST THUNDERSTORMS, THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT SCENARIO. BUT IT RAINED ALL DAY, IT KEPT THINGS COOL. YOU CAN SEE THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF TURNING MOTION IN THE ATMOSPHERE. WE JUST DIDN’T GET ENOUGH STORMS TO TAP INTO THAT. THE GOOD NEWS, THINGS ARE QUIET FROM HERE ON OUT THROUGH THE REST OF YOUR UPCOMING WEEKEND. THE WIND GUSTS ARE COMING DOWN. MOST OF THEM ARE UNDER 30 MILES PER HOUR. THE ONLY ONE THAT IS HIGH IS NEAR WILMINGTON. EVEN THERE, THE WINDS ARE BEGINNING TO SUBSIDE. MOST GUSTS ARE UNDER 30. LESS PROBLEMATIC, DUKE CAN GET OUT THERE AND RESTORE THE POWER AROUND THE AREA. NEAR HURRICANE FORCE WIND GUSTS THIS AFTERNOON. MAYSVILLE GUSTING TO 71. ALMOST 70 IN WILMINGTON AND OWENTON. WHAT WAS MOST IMPRESSIVE IS THE FACT THAT THE MAJORITY OF THESE HIGH WINDS, MOST OF THE ISSUES FROM THE WINDS CAME AFTER OUR THREAT FOR SEVERE WEATHER ENDED. HOW MUCH RAIN HAS FALLEN? EASILY OVER TWO INCHES, CLOSE TO THREE IN THE HAMILTON AREA. WE HAD MAYBE MORE RAIN THAN WE WANTED OUT THERE. THIS RAIN WAS THE SAVING GRACE. THE RADAR IS QUIET, A FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS ACROSS PARTS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY IN THE DIRECTION OF MOUNT OR -- WE ARE DONE WITH THE RAINFALL. YOU CAN SEE THE SPIN OF THIS STORM CENTER AS IT CRUISED RIGHT ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY. OVER A 200 MILE SPAN, WE WENT FROM HEAVY SNOW, NORTH OF INDIANAPOLIS, TO TORNADOES NEAR OHIO RIVER. THAT SPEAKS TO HOW INTENSE THIS STORM CENTER WAS AS IT SPUN ITS WAY THROUGH THE AREA. WE HAD A NEW RECORD LOW PRESSURE SETTING IN LOUISVILLE. VERY INTENSE STORM, THAT’S WHY THE WINDS HAVE BEEN SO HIGH. AS THE STORM PULLS AWAY, THE WINDS WILL DROP. BY THE TIME YOU WAKE UP, MOST OF THESE WINDS WILL BE WAY DOWN AND WE WILL HAVE SUBSIDED. OUTSIDE NOW, IT IS WINDY AND COLD, WE ARE AT 37 IN CINCINNATI. IT FEELS LIKE IT’S IN THE MID 20’S WITH THE WINDS. THE COLDER AIR IS SPILLING INTO THE TRI-STATE ON THE BACKSIDE OF THE STORM AS IT HEADS UP TOWARDS CLEVELAND. TEMPERATURES ARE DROPPING INTO THE 30’S. SKIES WILL BE CLOUDY THROUGH THE NIGHT, WE WILL START WITH CLOUDS TOMORROW BEFORE SUNSHINE. IT’S A BEAUTIFUL WEEKEND, A NICE WARM UP. ENJOY THIS WEEKEND, THERE ARE SIGNS THAT OUR WEEKENDS MIGHT NOT BE QUITE AS ENJOYABLE. I THINK WE ARE GOING BACK TO WINTER. TOMORROW MORNING CLOUDS, THEN SUNNY AND NICE, 53. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR DAY PLANNER. IN THE 50’S TOMORROW, AFTER A LITTLE BIT OF A CHILLY START. HERE IS YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. LET’S ENJOY THE MILD, QUIET WEATHER THE REST OF THIS WEEK. ALL OF US THAT WERE EXCITED ABOUT SPRING, MAYBE NOT GETTING SO EXCITED ANYMORE. I SEE SIGNS OF WINTER AND REAL COLD. OLDER THAN IT WAS IN FEBRUARY. -- COLDER THAN IT WAS I

High winds will relax overnight leaving a nice weekend.

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High winds will relax overnight leaving a nice weekend.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/06/02/calmer-and-nicer-weekend/feed/ 0 Steadier Rain Later https://cincylink.com/2023/05/26/steadier-rain-later/ https://cincylink.com/2023/05/26/steadier-rain-later/#respond Fri, 26 May 2023 04:21:06 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=194665

WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Steadier Rain Later



INTERNET. REGISTRATION WILL LET YOU KNOW ALL ABOUT IT. TURNING BACK TO YOUR WEATHER TRACK AND SOME RAIN, AND WE JUST. WE’RE TALKING ABOUT IT MAYBE A LITTLE BIT LATER TONIGHT. CHIEF METEOROLOGIST KEVIN ROBINSON HERE NOW WITH A LOOK AT WHAT WE’RE FACING. YOU’RE SEEING IT’S NOT UNTIL A LITTLE BIT LATER TONIGHT THAT IT’S REALLY GOING TO START TO POUR. YEAH, YOU KNOW, WE’VE HAD A LITTLE TASTE OF RAIN, SO FAR THIS AFTERNOON, RIGHT? BUT NOTHING THAT’S LASTED TERRIBLY LONG. AND I THINK THAT’S THE STORY FOR THE EVENING. YOU STILL COULD HAVE A QUICK SHOWER OR A DOWNPOUR, BUT AS YOU CAN SEE THERE ON RADAR, WE’VE GOT A SUBSTANTIAL BREAK. AND I THINK THIS IS GOING TO ALLOW US TO SNEAK IN. YOU KNOW, COMPARED TO HOW IT LOOKS OUTSIDE, WHAT WILL PROBABLY BE A DECENT NOT GREAT BUT DECENT FRIDAY EVENING AROUND THE AREA. SO IF YOU’VE GOT PLANS OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS, I THINK YOU’RE OKAY. I CAN’T SAY YOU’RE RAIN FREE, BUT I DON’T THINK IT’S GOING TO BE YOU KNOW, SOGGY, SO TO SPEAK, OR VERY, VERY WET OUT THERE. AS YOU CAN SEE AT THE MOMENT. WE’VE GOT SOME RAIN TO OUR EAST MOVING UP THROUGH PARTS OF ADAMS AND MASON COUNTIES. THIS STUFF IS NOT SEVERE. AND THEN YOU GOT A LITTLE RAIN OVER HERE FROM LIBERTY TO CONNERSVILLE AND THEN BACK TO THE WEST OF, LET’S SAY, BROOKVILLE, WEST OF BROOKVILLE. MEANWHILE, LOOK AT THIS. WE’VE GOT A DECENT BREAK ACROSS A GOOD PART OF THE TRI STATE FROM BROWN BACK TO PARTS OF CLAREMONT, MOORE AND BUTLER, EVEN CLINTON COUNTIES ALL GETTING IN ON A DECENT BREAK FROM THE WET WEATHER, AT LEAST MOMENTARILY. BUT HERE’S WHAT I WANT TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO. LOOK AT THIS. DOWN THROUGH KENTUCKY, IT’S RELATIVELY QUIET AND THEN ALL OF A SUDDEN, YOU GET DOWN HERE AROUND BOWLING GREEN AND RAIN IS BEGINNING TO FEEL BACK IN. THAT’S THE WET WEATHER THAT EVENTUALLY WILL COME OUR WAY. LOOK AT IT HERE ON FUTURE CAST. AGAIN, BEFORE NINE OR TEN, I DON’T THINK IT’S VERY WET. THERE COULD BE SOME POCKETS OF RAIN AROUND. NOTICE BY NINE THAT AREA OF RAIN BEGINNING TO CREEP ITS WAY IN AND IT REALLY JUST KIND OF CONSOLIDATE ITS OVER US THROUGH MIDNIGHT AND THEN FOR SEVERAL HOURS WHILE WE SLEEP, IT RAINS PRETTY GOOD. AND THEN IT’S OUT OF HERE. BY THE TIME THE SUN IS UP ON SATURDAY. BUT WE’RE NOT DONE WITH THE RAIN, AS WE WILL LIKELY SEE MORE SCATTERED SHOWERS IN HERE SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING AS THE COOLER AIR BEGINS TO RUSH ITS WAY INTO THE AREA. SO THAT SETS US UP FOR COLD WEATHER SATURDAY NIGHT AND ACTUALLY SUNDAY. SO OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW, IT LOOKS PRETTY UGLY. TEMPERATURES HAVE TAKEN A MAJOR DROP FROM EARLIER. IN FACT, WE’RE RUNNING A FULL 20 DEGREES COLDER THAN WE WERE AT THIS TIME YESTERDAY. SO THE TEMPERATURES WILL HOLD HERE IN THE FIFTIES TO AROUND 60 THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. BUT THEN ONCE THE STEADY RAIN BUILDS IN TONIGHT, TEMPERATURES WILL DROP EVEN MORE WHILE WE SLEEP DOWN INTO THE FORTIES. SO THE COLD FRONT ALREADY SNUCK ITS WAY THROUGH A LITTLE STORM CENTER DOWN HERE AROUND BOWLING GREEN. WELL, RIGHT ALONG THE FRONT TONIGHT. AND BUILD THE WET WEATHER BACK IN. SO RIGHT NOW WE’RE AT 58 HERE IN CINCINNATI. NOTICE OUR WINDS HAVE SWITCHED AROUND TO THE NORTHWEST AND THE COOLER AIR WILL GRADUALLY CONTINUE TO FILTER IN OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. LOOK AT THE GRADIENT IN TEMPERATURES. LOW SIXTIES IN MAYSVILLE TO UPPER FORTIES IN SOUTHEAST INDIANA. SO WHAT’S GOING TO HAPPEN? THIS COOLER AIR WILL GRADUALLY FILTER IN LATER TONIGHT AND AGAIN WILL DROP DOWN INTO THE FORTIES BY MORNING. SO NOT VERY WET THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. SO IF YOU’VE GOT SOMETHING TO DO, I THINK YOU’RE OKAY. IT’S DECENT OUTSIDE, BUT STEADY RAIN MOVES IN AFTER NINE OR TEN TOMORROW MORNING. SHOWERS, COOL BREEZES AND THEN PROBABLY MORE SHOWERS REDEVELOP IN THE AFTERNOON. WE’LL TOP OUT MID-FIFTIES ABOUT 57 FOR A HIGH. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. ALL RIGHT. TOMORROW NIGHT, WE’RE DOWN INTO THE MID THIRTIES. SUNDAY’S A CHILLY DAY, ESPECIALLY FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. AND THEN SUNDAY NIGHT, WE’RE LIKELY TO EXPERIENCE A FREEZE OUT THERE AS TEMPERATURES WILL PROBABLY DROP TO AT LEAST BELOW FREEZING FOR MOST OF US. AND OVERALL, NEXT WEEK’S LOOKING PRETTY NICE. JUST A LITTLE BIT COOLER. NO EIGHTIE

A passing shower early before a steady soaking arrives later tonight.

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A passing shower early before a steady soaking arrives later tonight.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/05/26/steadier-rain-later/feed/ 0 Showers Then A Chill https://cincylink.com/2023/05/25/showers-then-a-chill/ https://cincylink.com/2023/05/25/showers-then-a-chill/#respond Thu, 25 May 2023 12:40:42 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=195311

WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Showers Then A Chill



SO MANY STORIES ON OUR WEBSITE THERE THAT’S SUCH A FUN, FUN VIDEO OF HIM WHEN JERRY SPRINGER SAT IN THIS CHAIR, ALTHOUGH IT WAS PROBABLY SOMEWHERE ELSE IN THE STUDIO, HE WAS AN ANCHOR HERE WHEN HE WAS SINGING WITH THE BEACH BOYS. AND THEN THERE’S ME. I MEAN, PLEASE DON’T SING. THAT’S WHAT I MEAN. IT’S LIKE HE GOT TO DO ALL THESE THINGS. HE WAS MAYOR. HE HAD HIS TALK SHOW. HE MADE MILLIONS. AND HE WAS STILL THAT SAME GUY NEXT DOOR. I ENJOYED A LITTLE KARAOKE. I LIKE LISTENING TO YOU SING IT, BUT I DON’T LIKE TO DO IT. YOU’RE SAYING YOU JUST MADE BEER? HE’LL HAVE A BEER WHILE YOU’RE SERIOUS, YOU’LL BE SINGING IN THE RAIN THIS WEEKEND, RIGHT? SOME FOLKS WILL, ESPECIALLY DEPENDING ON THE TIME WHEN YOU HEAD OUT OVER THE UPCOMING WEEKEND. RIGHT. IT’S NOT GOING TO BE A WASHOUT. SO I KNOW LIKE, FOR EXAMPLE, TOMORROW, YOU SEE GRADUATION. I KNOW THEY HAD SOME TODAY, SOME TOMORROW. FOR EXAMPLE, IF YOU’RE HAVING A GRADUATION PARTY THIS WEEKEND, A CASE IN POINT, DON’T CANCEL IT. IF IT’S OUTDOORS, JUST KNOW THAT THERE COULD BE SOME SHOWERS. YOU MAY HAVE TO BRING THINGS INDOORS TEMPORARILY. THE RADAR IS PRETTY QUIET NOW. YOU KNOW, WE’VE HAD THAT DECK OF CLOUDS OVER US AND OCCASION IT’S BEEN ENOUGH TO SQUEEZE OUT A LITTLE MIST, JUST ENOUGH TO KIND OF DAMPEN SURFACES OUT THERE. NOT REALLY NECESSARILY RAIN PER SE, BUT JUST KIND OF A LITTLE MISTY DRIZZLE. SOME OF THAT IS STILL AROUND. BUT ALL IN ALL, QUIET THE REST OF THE NIGHT. BUT WE’VE GOT SHOWERS TO PLAY THE WEEKEND AROUND HERE. SHOW YOU WHAT’S HAPPENING TONIGHT. YOU CAN SEE A LITTLE MIST AND DRIZZLE THAT TRIED TO POP UP BRIEFLY THERE FOR A LITTLE WHILE. HERE’S THE STORM THAT BROUGHT US THE SOAKING RAINS LAST NIGHT INTO THIS MORNING. IT’S LIFTING UP TOWARDS DETROIT AS IT LIFTS OUT ANOTHER STORM CENTER. YOU SEE IT UP HERE. AT LEAST YOU CAN SEE SOME OF THE RAIN BEHIND THE BANNER. THIS IS BASICALLY GOING TO SWING RIGHT ON IN. AND THE NET RESULT WILL BE A BIG TROUGH ACROSS THE EAST ESSENTIALLY, THAT WILL BRING IN SOME CHILLY AIR AFTER WE HAVE A WEEKEND OF SHOWERS AROUND HERE. SO YOU GOT SOMETHING TO DO IN THE MORNING OR A GOOD PART OF YOUR SATURDAY WILL BE DRY, RIGHT? ANY TIME AFTER 3 OR 4. THE CHANCE FOR A FEW SHOWERS WILL BEGIN TO CREEP UP. BUT I THINK THE MAIN ACT WITH THE WET WEATHER IS REALLY COMING AFTER DARK TOMORROW NIGHT AND THEN SCATTERED DOWNPOURS AND SHOWERS IN HERE ON SUNDAY. IN FACT, THE AIR CHILLY ENOUGH ABOVE OUR HEADS ON SUNDAY THAT ANY HEAVIER DOWNPOURS COULD HAVE A LITTLE SMALL HAIL IN THEM. NOW, THIS IS WHAT I MEAN BY A CHILLY START TO MAKE OUR AVERAGE HIGH IS AROUND 70. WE’RE ONLY GOING TO BE CLOSE TO THAT TOMORROW FOR THE REST OF NEXT WEEK WILL FEATURE PRETTY SIMILAR CONDITIONS TO HOW WE STARTED THIS WEEK WITH SWEATERS AND JACKETS. AND IN ALL LIKELIHOOD, PROBABLY THE THREAT FOR A LITTLE MORE FROST GOING INTO NEXT WEEK. THESE ARE YOUR HIGHS, BUT THE LOWS ARE LIKELY TO GET DOWN INTO THE 32 A COUPLE OF NIGHTS. SO TEMPERATURES WILL BE RUNNING ABOUT 15 TO 20 DEGREES BELOW NORMAL FOR THIS TIME OF THE YEAR. SO CERTAINLY WE STILL ARE DEALING WITH A DELAYED SPRING. IT’S 54 OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. WE’VE GOT A WEST WIND AT THE MOMENT. TEMPERATURES ARE HOLDING PRETTY STEADY AND THE LOW TO MID 50S FOR THE MAJORITY OF THE AREA. WE WON’T DROP MUCH TONIGHT. WE’LL GRADUALLY SETTLE OUR WAY BACK INTO THE UPPER 40S. SO HERE’S THE CLOUDS WILL KEEP AROUND. WE’LL GET INTO SOME SUN TOMORROW AGAIN MOST OF THE DAY IS DRY, BUT AFTER 3 OR 4 THERE COULD BE A FEW STRAY SHOWERS. BUT THE MAIN SHOW AGAIN, I STILL THINK IS AS THE SUN GOES DOWN, PROBABLY HEAVIER SHOWERS WILL SCOOT THROUGH AND THEN IT GETS QUIET OVERNIGHT SATURDAY AND THEN ON SUNDAY, WE HAVE SHOWERS AND THEN LOOK WHAT HAPPENS IN THE AFTERNOON. YOU CAN SEE SCATTERED DOWNPOURS. BASICALLY WHISKING THEIR WAY THROUGH. AND THEN THAT WILL BE FOLLOWED BY THE CHILLY AIR SUNDAY NIGHT. SO QUIET REALLY THE REST OF TONIGHT, DOWN TO 48 BY MORNING. TOMORROW, MOSTLY CLOUDY WITH SCATTERED RAIN GOING UP. AT LEAST THE CHANCES ANYWAYS TOWARDS DARK, MAYBE A FEW EARLY, BUT THERE WON’T BE MUCH AROUND. SO I DON’T WANT YOU TO BE OVERLY WORRIED IF YOU’VE GOT SOMETHING TO DO OUTDOORS. SATURDAY DURING THE DAY ANYWAYS. SEVEN DAY FORECAST BECAUSE THE COVERAGE OF SHOWERS AND THE FREQUENCY ON SUNDAY, EVEN THOUGH IT’S NOT A WASHOUT. I WENT AHEAD AND MADE IT A WEATHER IMPACT DAY. LOOK AT THE LOWS BY MONDAY MORNING INTO THE UPPER 30S AND YEAH MAYBE INTO THE MID 30S. EVEN BY MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS IN WHICH WE COULD AGAIN HAVE THE THREAT FO

Off and on showers this weekend will be followed by a May chill.

CINCINNATI —

Off and on showers this weekend will be followed by a May chill.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2023/05/25/showers-then-a-chill/feed/ 0 Icy Weather Possible https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-possible/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-possible/#respond Thu, 24 Feb 2022 00:57:16 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=149972


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Icy Weather Possible



I WAS GOING TO SAY YUCKY WEATHER BUT THAT IS NOT VERY ADVAND.CE >> I WISH WE COULD DELAY THIS DELIVERY, KEVIN, BUT IT IS HAPPENING TONIGHT. >> IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL START HERE IN THE NEXT COUPLE HOURS. OUR FIRST BRUSH WITH HER TWO FIRST SYSTEM OF WINTRY WEATHER. EON ROUND TONIGHT IONT EARLY THURSDAY. ROUND TWO COULD BE MORE IMPACTFUL. PROBABLY THIS TIME TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENI.NG AS WE TALK I SEE WEATHER LET ME START BY SAYGIN THIS WILL NOT BE A NICE STORM -- AND ICE STORM BUT IT DOES NOT MEAN WE WILL NOT HAVE SPOTS. HERES I ROUND NUMBER ONE MOVING THROUGH SOUTHERN ILLINOIS INTO INDIANA AND WESTERN KENTUCKY WITH SIGNIFICANT ICE AND SNOW. THEY HAVE A WINTER STORM WARNING, NUMEROUS WINTER STORM WARNINGS. THIS WILL INCH OF THE OHIO RIVER. I ANTICIPATE FOR IT TO FALL APART SOME. THAT SAID, I THINK THERE IS ENOUGH UMPH WITH IT TO BRGIN IN A LIGHT WINTRY X OFMI FREEZING SLEET AND RAIN TONIGHT AND ELYAR TOMORROW. HERE IS THE COLD FRONT TO OUR SOUTH. OUR A ISIR PRINTING -- PLENTY COLD. HERE’S STORM NUMBER ONE THEN TWO TOMORROW. SO TWO ROUNDS OVER THE NEXT 48 HOURS. PRIMARILY, I SEE AND WET WEATHER -- ICY AND WET WEAERTH AROUND THE AREA. OUR RIVERS ARE ALREADY HIGH AND SLICK SPOTS ARE A CONCERN. 9:00 TO 10:00 TONIGHTR O TOMORROW MORNING IS ROUND ONE AND AFTER 3:00 TOMORROW IS ROUND TWO. ETH CHANGEOVER TERRAIN SHOULD BE BETWEEN 7:00 AND 10 A CLOCK TOMORROW EVENING. I THINK CLOSE TO THE 275 LOOP, CINCINNATI MROET COULD SEE UP TO 1/10 OF AN INCH OF ICE ON RAISED OR ELEVATED OBJECTS, PRIMARILY TREES AND POWER LINES. I SING IS MORE IMPACT -- INGCI IS MEOR IMPACTFUL CLOSE TO I-70. NORTHERN PART SUFFERING FUN, BUT NO, WARREN COUNTY -- NORTHERN PARTS OF -- SLICK SPOTS TOMORROW MORNING. WHEN WE SEE RAIN AND ICE TOMOOWRR EVENING IN AND AROUND THE METRO, THE ROADS ARE WET BUT FARTHER NORTH, A DIFFERENT STORY. ISTH EVENING, HERE COMES THAT INITIAL ROUND OF LIGHT FREEZING RAIN A SNDLEET. IT SHOULD BE LIGHT. WITH TEMPERATURES BOWEL FREEZING, OBVIOUSLY, WATCH RAISED SURFACES. TOMORROW MORNING, LIG,HT FREEZING DRIZZLE. AGAIN, RAISED SURFACES. WATCH THOSE. HERE IS YOUR BREAK THROUGHOUT THE DAY. THAT AROUND 3:00 OR 4:00, RNDOU NUMBER TWO WILL BE OH SO CLOSE. WERE A TALKING THREE TO FIVE DEGREES IN EITHER DIRECTION THAT WILL MAKE A HUGE DIFFERENCE. I DO THINK WE GO OVER TERRAIN BETWEEN 7- - TO RAIN BETWEEN 7:00 AND 10:.00 NORTHERN COMMUNITIES COULD BE IN FREEZING RAIN LONGER. YOU COULD END UP WITH SLICK SPOTS OR A LIGHT BLAZE BEFOREE W GO ORVE TO RAIN AND IT TERAPS BY FRIDAY MORNING AROUND THE AR.EA TONIGHT, COLD, 30 IN CINCINNATI. A NORTH WIND IS HELPING KEEP COLD AIR IN PLACE. EVERYBODY IS BELOW FREEZING FROM THE MID-20’S IN INDIANA TO AROUND 30 FOR THE REST OF US. AFTER 9:00 OR 10:00 OUR FSTIR GLANCING SHOT THERE WITH A LITTLE LIGHT WINTRY MIX AND MAY BE DRIZZLE THROUGH THE NIGHT TONIGHT. TEMPERATURE STABLE TO FREEZING. TCWAH THE RAISED SURFACES LATE TONIGHT AND TOMORROW MORNING AREA LIGHT SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN AS POSSIBLE. TOMORROW, SLICK SPOTS ARE POSSIBLE. IT SHOULD BDRE Y DURING THE DAY. THE NTEX ROUND OF RAIN DURING THE EVENING WILL TOP OUT AT THE MID 30’S FOR HIGHS TOMORWRO AFTERNOON. HERE IS YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. AFTER IMPACTFUL WEATHER TOMORROW, IT IS A LIGHT -- A LOT QUIETER INTO THE WEEKEND. A LITTLE CHILLY TO START BUT WE WARM BY SUNDAY. MAYBE, SOME HINTS OF SPRING INTO NEXT WEEK.

Two potential rounds of icy weather for some.

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Two potential rounds of icy weather for some.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/23/icy-weather-possible/feed/ 0 Wet And Breezy Tuesday https://cincylink.com/2022/02/21/wet-and-breezy-tuesday/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/21/wet-and-breezy-tuesday/#respond Tue, 22 Feb 2022 04:47:36 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=149348


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Wet And Breezy Tuesday



SHEREE: THAT'S SCARY STUFF. YOU'RE HEARING ABOUT MORE RAIN TOMOOWRR, IT SUDDENLY DOESN'T SEEM LIKE A BIG DEAL. FOR PEOPLE WHO MAYBE EXPERIENCE FLOODING ISSUES, THE GROUND IS ALREADY WET, IT COULD BE MESSY TOMORROW. KEVIN: POOR DRAINAGE AREAS, AT THE BOTTOM OF A HILL, IT TENDS TO FLOOD, GARAGES FLOODING, ET CETERA, THIS IS ANOTHER ONE OF THOSE TYPES OF SETUPS, NOT WIDESPREAD, BUT A FEW COULD OVEPR PROBLEMATIC, TOMORROW AFTERNOON WITH ANOTHER GOOD SOAKING HEADED OUR WAY. A LOOK AT THE RADAR RIGHT NOW, IT'S QUIET OUTSIDE, HOWEVER, RAIN IS KNOCKING ON OUR DOORSPTE TONIGHT, IN FACT, SOME DOWNPOURS, A LITTLE TERHUND AND LIGHTNING ALLUT O TO OUR WEST AT THE MOMENT. YOU CAN SEE IT'S STARTING TO MOVE UP THE OHIO RER IIVN OUR DIRECTION. IT'S NOT TERRIBLY ORGANIZEDND A I DON'T THINK IT'S GOING TO LAST TERRIBLY LONG, BUT IT IS OUR INITIAL WAVE OF WET WEATR.HE IT'S ABOUT 100 MILES AWAY FROM US RIGHT NOW, SO PROBABLY MOVING IN HERE, YOU KNOW, AFTER 2:00 OR 3:00 A.M., DON'T BE SURPRISE IFFED YOU SUDDENLY SEE A FLASH OF LIGHTNING THROUGH THE SKYLIGHT OR SOMETHING OR MAYBE HEAR A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OUT THERE OVERNIGHT. HERE WE ARE WITH THE FLOOD WATCH TH'SAT IN EFFECT. NO SEVERE WEATHER, WE'RE NOT WORRIED ABOUT ANY OF THAT AROUND HERE. FLOOD WATCH FOR TOMORROW, THE POOR DRAINAGE AREAS, SOME OF ETH RAVINES, THE CREEKS, FIELDS, FOR EXAMPLE, YOU GOT ONE OF THOSE CREEKS IN YOUR BACKYA,RD PROBABLY GOING TO FILL UP WITH SOME WATER AGAIN. TH ERE IS A LOOK AT FUTURECAST, YOU CAN SEE, HERE WE ARE 3:00 A.M., HERE COME SOME OF THE DOWNPOURS OUT OF SOUTHEAST INDIANA INTO SOUTHWEST OHIO. DON'T BE SURPREDIS IF A RUMBLE OF THUNDER IS POSSIBLE. IT LOOKSET W FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE. EVEN IF IT'S NOT POURING, THE ROADS WILL BE WET. LEAVE YOURSELF SOME EXTRA TIME. LOOK AT MID MORNING TOMORROW, BOY, WTHA A SOAK.ER TOMORROW LOOKS A LOT LEIK LAST THUVERS DID WITH PRETTY MUCH A NONSTOP RAIN EVENT, A WASHOUT THROUGHOUT THE DAYND A MAYBE A FEW RUMBLES OF THUNDER IN THERE. NOTICE BY 3:00, THE BULK OF THE HEAVY RAIN HAS COME TO AN END. WHILE IT STILL LOOKS LOOK LIKE WE'LL HAVE WET ROADWAYS FOR THE EVENING, BY THENHE T HEAVIEST RAIN HAS MOVED ON. BY TOMORROW EVENING'S COMME,UT THERE WILL BE SOME LINGERING SHOWERS TO WORK WITH. AS WE GET IONT THE OVERNIGHT TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY, WE START TO DRY OUT. IT TURNS CHILLY ON WEDNESDAY. IT'S DRY DURING THE DAY ON WEDNESDAY AND THEN WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTO THURSY DAMORNING,E W GET A LITTLE BRUSH WITH WINTRY WEATHER. THIS DOESN'T LOOK LIKE A BIG DEAL, BUT WITH TEMPERATURES NEAR FREEZING, I'M NOT GOING TO RULE OUT THE CHANCE IN ITS ENTIRETY FOR A FEW SLICK SPOTS HERE AND THERE, ESPECIALLY JUST BECAUSE TEMPERATURES ARE BELOW BUT IT WILL HELP, WE WERE IN THE 60'S TODAY, 60'S TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY WE'LLE B IN THE S,40 SO THIS WILL HELP SOME INTO THURSDAY MORNING, BUT JUST KIND OF KEEP THAT IN THE BACK OF YOUR MIND. WE SEE A SIMILAR SETUP THURSDAY NIGHT INTO FRIDAY WITH RAIN, MAYBE A LITTLE BIT OF WINTRY WEATHER TO OUR NORTH. MORE ON THAT ON THE SEVEN-DAY, TOMORROWAN, OTHER SOAKING, ONE TO TWO INCHES OF RAIN, A GOOD TBE WITH GUSTY BREEZES. THE WINDS COULD GUST 20, 35 MILES PER HOUR AT TIMES. RIGHT NOW IT'S QUIET. IFOU L YOOK AT THE BRZEEE, OR THE FLAG, THERE IS A SOUTH BREEZE OUT OF THE SOUTH AT 18, IT'S 57 HERE TONIGHT, TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO FALL TOO CHMU OVERNIGHT. IF YOU ARE WONDERING ABOUT THE OHIO RIVER, IT'S HIGH, BUT IT'S WITHIN ITS BANKS. IT'S AT ACTION STAGE. YOU NEED IT ABOUT 50 FEET TO START GETTING INTO SOME REAL PROBLEMS HERE, ESPECIALLY ALONG THE RIR.VE RIGHT NOW IT'S FORECAST TO HOVER AT THE HIGHER END OF YOUR ACTION RANGE. TOMORROW'S RAIN AT THIS POINT, IT LOOKS LIKE WE'LLET G LAST WEEK'S SURGE OF WATER DOWNSTREAM AND THEN WE'LL ADD MORE RAIN TO IT, SO BASICALLY IST' JUST KIND OF LIKE AN EBB AND FLOW HERE WHERE IT'S GOING TO GO UP AND START TO COME DOWN AND THEN PROBABLY COME BACK UP. RIGHT NOW IT'S NOT FORECAST TO FLOOD, I WOULD KEEP AN EYE ON THAT. TEMPERATURES GENERALLY BETWEEN 5 AND 60 AND NOT GOING TO MOVE MUCH TONIGHT. WE'LL SETTLE BACK INTO THE LOW 50S ONCE THE RAIN BEGINS TOWARDS MORNING TOMORROW. WE'LL GET DOWNO T ABOUT 54, MAYBE A RUMBLE OF THUNDER OVERNIGHT. TOMORROW ,61 A WEATHER IMPACT DAY, THE RAIN HEAVY, WINDY AND MILD, YOUR DAY PLANNER, AGAIN, WET PRETTY MUCH FROM START TO FINISH, ALTHOUGH THE EVENING COMMUTE WILL BE DRIER THAN THE MORNING. YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, 44 WEDNESY,DA 43 THURSDAY, ANOTHER WEATHER IMPACT DAY, AGAIN, CLDOU HAVE ANOTHER LITETL WINTRY MIX FOR OUR NORTHERN COMMUNITIES ON THURSDAY BEFORE A CHILLY START TO THE WEEKEND. MIKE: KEVIN, APPRECIATE

1-2 inches of rain and breezy weather Tuesday.

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1-2 inches of rain and breezy weather Tuesday.


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Spring-like start to the new week

Spring-like temperatures return today! They stay with us through the early part of the week.



CITY OF CINCINNATI. ALRIGHT,T I IS 914 RIGHT NOW AND IF YOU ARE HEADED OUTSIDE TODAY, YOU’RE LOOKING AT A MUCH BETTER DAY THAN YESTERDAY. OH, YEAH, I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS WEEK FOR A LONG TIME. TIME. YES. WE ARE ALL I THINK SICK OF THE JUST WANTING A LITTLE BIT OF A BREAK FMRO THESE JUST BRUTALLY FREEZING MORNING. I KNOW I KNOW WIND WILL STICK AROUND BUT IT WILL THIS IS A NICE SOUTHERN ONE. YES IT IS. WE’VE BEEN TALKING ABOUT THIS. I LOVE THIS TIMEF OEA YR WHEN I’M FORECASTING YOU SEE THOSE SOUTH WINDS AND YEAH, I CAN REALLY MAKE THINGS NICE IF THE SETUP IS, CORRECT. SO WE’RE LOOKING AT THAT TODAY. IT IS JUST GORGEOUS SUNDAY. LOOK AT THIS VIEW IN SOUTH DEARBORN SOAKING UP THAT SUNSHINE THERE NOT A CLOUD IN SIGHT. NOT A LOT OF WIND RIGHT NOW, BUT THOSE WILL PICK UP AS WE HAD TOWARDS THE SECOND HALF OF TODAY SO LOOKING. BREEZY WE’RE ALSO CONTINUING TO WATCH THE OHIO RIVER 46.5 TO FEE RIGHT NOW. THAT’S THE CURRENT STAGE THAT’S ACTION STAGE. WE’RE STILL EXPECTED TO CREST TO JUST SHY OF 49 FEET AT 7 AM ON TUESDAY, BUT LEVELS WILL CONTINUE TO RISE AND WE DO HAVE OUR ON SOME HEAVY RAIN FOR TUESDAY MORNING AND AFTERNOON. IT’S GOING TO BE AN ALL-DAY RAIN EVENT. THIS RIVER IS GOINGO T STAY IN ACTION STAGE PAST TUESDAY. SO WE’RE GONNA HAVE TO SEE HOW MUCH WE GET WHERE THESE HEAVY BANDS SET UP BECAUSE THAT COULD ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTE AND KEEPING THE OHIO RIVER AT ACTION STAGE FOR A LONGER PERIOD OF TIME OR POSSIBLY EVEN BUMPING THOSE LEVELS UP A LTLITE BIT MORE. SO WE’LL KEEP YOU UPDATED ON THAT AS THINGS DEVELOP. BUT TODAY WE’RE GOING TO FUSOC ON THE POSITIVE BEAUTIFUL DAY. WE’VE GOT HIGH PRESSURE SKIES OVERHEAD STARTING TO NUDGE STEAWARD, SO WE’RE GONNA GET INTO THOSE SOUTH WINDS HERE. SO WE’RE GONNA BE IN THAT WARMER AIR. IT’S GOING TO BE QUITE BREEZY TODAY. BUT YEAH, IT’S GONNA BE A REALLY WARM BREEZE. YOU’VE GOT A HIGH OF 54 DEGREES. IT’S GONNA FEEL SUPER NICE AFTER THESE LAST COUPLE OF COLD DAYS. I THINK US TO AROUND 25 MILES PER HOUR AND TONIGHT. WE’RE ACTUALLY GONNA KEEP THE WIN. SO WHAT THAT’S GONNA DO. IT’S GOING TO KEEP OUR TEMPERATURES A BIT WARMER AS WE HEAD THROUGH TONIGHT. SO NOT AS COLD. WE’RE ACTUALLY GONNA BE ABOVE FREEZING TONIGHT. DESPITE THE SKIES THAT’S GOING TO SETS U UP FOR A PRETTY NICE DAY TOMORROW. WE’RE GONNA BE AT 61 DEGREES. IT’S GOING TO START OUT SUNNY FEELING PRETTY SPRING-LIKE BY THE AFTERNOON THAN THE CLOUDS ROLL IN AS YOU HEA TDOWARDS THE SECOND HALF OF THE DAY. THEN OUR ATTENTION TURNS TO TUESDAY. SO WE’VE GOT THIS PRETTY STRONG COLD FRONT LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM COMING IN THAT’S GOING TO START BRINGI USNG SOME RANGE HOURS AS EARLY AS TUESDAY MORNING. ARE LOOKING AT THESE TO MEOV IN FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE. I THINK WE’RE GOING TO BE SEEING SOME LIGHT TO MODERATE RAIN THEN POSSIBLY BEEN SOME POCKETS OF HEAVIER RAINFALL HERE AS THIS COLD FRONT APPROACHES, BUTOU Y CAN REALLY CONSIDER TUESDAY A WATCH AT THIS POINT LOOKS LIKE AN ALL-DAY RAIN EVENT HERE RAIN VESMO OUT IN TIME FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING AND THAT COOLER AIR STARTS TO FOLLOW IT. I THINK THE RAIN’S GONE BEFORE THE COLD AIR CAN GET HERE. SO WHAT THAT MEANS? WE’RE NOT GOING TO SEE A CHANGE OVER TO SNOW. THAT’S THE GOOD NEWS, BUT IT IS GONNA GET A BIT COOL AS YOU HEAD INTOHE T MIDWEEK. HOW MUCH RAIN ARE WE GONNA BE SEEING? I THINK A A GOOD INCH MAYBE EVEN INCH AND A HALF SOME MODELS PUTTING OUT LOCALLY HIGH TOTALS AT AN INCH AND THREE QUARTERS. SO A REALLY GOOD AMOUNT OF MOISTURE COMING IN WITH THE SYSTEM HERE AGAIN, WE’LL HAVE TO WATCH THEHI ORIO VER AS WE HEAD INTO THE MIDDLE AND LATE WEEK AND THEN ANOTHER CHANCE FOR SOME WINTRY WEATHER IS YOU HEAD INTO THURSDAY COULD SEE SOME ICE MAYBE EVEN FREEZING RAIN TIMES EARLY AND LATE IN THE DAY MEGAN

Spring-like start to the new week

Spring-like temperatures return today! They stay with us through the early part of the week.


Spring-like temperatures return today! They stay with us through the early part of the week.

Spring-like temperatures return today! They stay with us through the early part of the week.


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Super Bowl weekend forecast

Cold weather returns for this "Super" weekend!



WEEKEND. NOT ONLY DO WE HAVE A LOT OF EVENTS DOWNTNOW AND AROUND THE CITY, BUT A LOT OF KIDS HAVE A THREE-DAY WEEKEND. KAE:TI THREE-DAY WEEKEND. COULD THEY MAKE IT FOUR? JATA:RA GAVE A FEW PARENTS A HEART ATTACK. KATIE: DEFINITELY. YOUR KIDS WILL BEOI GNG BACK TO SCHOOLN OTUESDAY. WE HAVE CLOUDY SKIES IN THE FORECAST. WE COULD SEE A COUPLE OF SNOW SHOWERS. NOTHING TO IMPACT YOUR DAY OR ACCUMULATE ON THE GROUND. JUST COLD. WE HAVE SOME LOW 30’S INTO THE AFRNTEOON. 31, 32 TODAY WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 20’S TONIGHT. TH WINDE CHILL IS NASTY THIS AFTERNOON. TEENS AND 20’S THROUGHOUT THE DAY. NICE AND QUIET RIGHT NOW ON OUR RADAR. WE HAVE A LOT OF CLOUD COVER OVERHE.AD A COLD FRONT IS OFF TO THE ET.AS WE GET HIT WITH A COUPLE OF SNOW SHOWERS AS WE HDEA TOWARD THIS MORNING. FLURRIES IN THE MID TO LATE MORNING HOURS. OVERALL PICTUREOR F TODAY WILL BE DRIED. ESPECIALLY INTO THIS AFTERNO.ON ON FUTURECAST, A LOT OF CLOUD COVER. HERE COME A COUPLEF O THE SNOW SHOWERS TOWARD 8:00 AND 9:00 IN THE MORNING. THEY DROEDPP THROUGH THE AREA. WE A STILLRE LOOKING AT A COUPLE AS YOU HEAD THROUGH AROUND 12:00 TO 1:00. MAINLY DRY AS WE HAD THROUGH THE REST OF TODAY. CLOUDY SKIES FOR THIS AFTERNOON. TYPRET QUIET AS WE HAD THROUGH TONIGHT. THROHUG THE OVERNIGHT HOURS, WE MIGHT BREAK AWAY FROM SOME OF THOS CELOUDS. A FEW CLOUD BREAKS AND PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES. THE TREND THROUGH TOMORROW MORNING WILL BE MOSTLY CLOUDY. FOR TODAY, 32 DEGREES AND BREEZY FOR THE MORNING HOURS. WINDS SHOULD DECREASE A BIT AS WEAD H THROUGH THE SECOND HALF OF THE DAY. WE HAVE PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES IN THE FORECAST. WINDS AT AROUND FIVE TO 10. THAT WILL KEEP THE WINDCHILL AROUND THE SINGLE DIGITS TOOW L TEENS. FOR YO SUPERUR BOWL SUNDAY, WE ARE LOOKING GOOD. WE COULD HAVE A COUPLE OF SNOW SHOWERS FOR THE EVENING HOURS. A COLD, DRY DAY WITH CONVERTERS AROUND 29. LAYER UP. RFO L.A., THERE IS A HEAT ADVISORY FOR TOMORROW EVENING. REALLY HOT AND SUNNY FOR THAT GAME. LOOKING AHEAD TO NEXT WEEK, WE HAVE A NICE WARM UP. A HIGH OF 38. 51O T60 DEGREESS A WE HEAD THROUGH THE MIDWEEK. A STRONG SYSTEM COMING IN FOR THURSDAY. LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE ALL RAIN. WE ARE COOL BEHIND AT

Super Bowl weekend forecast

Cold weather returns for this "Super" weekend!


Cold weather returns for this "Super" weekend!

Cold weather returns for this "Super" weekend!


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Thawing into the weekend

We'll have one more cold day before a big thaw returns!



IT’S HARD WORK. IT IS HARD WORK ANYONE WHO WAS ALREADY STARTED CLEARING THE DRIVEWAY OR YOUR CAR, YOU KW,NO IT’S HARD WORK. SO EXTRA SPECIAL BECSEAU OH MY GOODNESS. YEAH. IT’S JUST CAKED ON THERE IF YOU CAN LEND A HAND TO YOUR NEIGHBOR TODAY. YEAH, IT’S ALWAYAS GREAT THING TO DO. NOT EVERYONE HAS THE ABILITY TO TO SHOVEL OUT. SO I’D ALWAYS MAKES EVERYONE A LITTLE BIT HAPPIER HERE, ESPECIALLY AS WE GO. CHILLY CHILLY WEEKEND ONE OF THOSE SNOWY PLACES IS THE OAKLEY HYDE PARK AREA. THIS IS A YOUR PHOTO FROM KIM THOMAS OF HER STREET LOOKING OUT OVER HER NEIGHBORHOOD. THERE CAN SEE ALL THE SLEEP SNOW THAT ACCUMULATED HERE OVER THE LAST COUPLE OF DAYS. THAT’S WHAT YOU’RE GONNA FDIN IF YOU HAVEN’T BEEN OUTSIDE YET AND I WOULDN’T BLAME YOU IF YOU HAVEN’T BEEN YET. YOU’RE GONNA FIND SEVERAL INCHES OF SLEEP. THIS WAS A BIG SLEET STORM. IT W AASLL SLEET. WE DIDN’T GET SNOW UNTIL THE VERY END. IT WAS ACTUALLY ONLY ABOUT AN INCH INCH AND A HALF. SO YOU’VE GOT ICE AND THEN ON TOP OF POW. LAYER OF SNOW SO YOU’RE GONNA HA VE TOIG D DOWN UNDERNEATH THAT BEFORE REALLY GIVES AWAY AND IF YOU WANT TO LET MOTHER NATURE HELP YOU OUT A BIT IF YOU JUST WAIT A DAY OR TWO THINGS ARE GONNA START TO FALL OUT A BIT MORE. SO THAT’S GONNA HELP TO US SOFTEN THAT ICE THAT SNOW B,UT WHAT’S AL GOING TO HPEAPN? IT’S GOING TO MELT SO THAT’S GOT TO GO BACK INTO THE RIVERS AND THE OHIO I GSOING TO RISE A BIT HERE IS WE HAVE THROUGHHE T NEXT SEVERAL DAYS CURRENTLY AN ACTION STAGE 43.62 FTEE THAT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT. WE REACHED ACTION STAGE AND WE’RE EXPECTED TO THERE HERE IS WE HAVE THROUGH THE NTEX FEW. IT’S EXPECTED TO CREST ON MONDAY AT 7M A AT 47.8 FEET SO UNDER MINOR FLOOD STAGE, BUT THOSE USUAL PLACES ALONG THE RIVERFRONT COVINGTON PLACES ALONG KELLOGG AVENUE, YOU'R’ GONNA START TOOT NICE HIGHER WATER THERE WITH TTHA OCCURRING ACTION STAGE. SO LIVE RADAR SHOWING OUR DRY SKIES HAD A FEW LINGERING FLURRIES OUT OF SOME OF THOSE LOWER CLOUDS, BUT CLOUDS ARE GOING TO ERODE AWAY TODAY AND ATTH’S THANKS TO ARCTIC GHHI OVERHEAD. SO WE’VE GOT A COLD HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM THAT’S GOINTOG BUS CLEAR AND IT’S GOING TO KEEP US REALLY CHILLY THROUGH TODAY AND TONIGHT. IT’S REALLY NOT UNTIL THIS HIGH STARTS TO MOVE EAST. ARE GOING TO GET BACK INTO THOSE SOUTH WINDS AND THINGS ARE GOING TO START TO IMPROVE TEMPERATURE-WISE. SO LOOKING AHEADO T THE REST OF TODAY CLOUDS TRYING TO MOVE ON OUT OF HERE. I DON’T THINK WE’RE GONNA GET DRI OF THEM COMPLETELY, BUT DEFINITELY GONNA BE SEEING A GOOD BIT OF SUNSHINE TODAY. SO LOOKING AHEAD TO A BRIGHT SATURDAY AFTERNOON AND RIGHT INTO THIS EVENING TOO CLEAR SKIES ARE EXPECTED TONIGHT WHEN YOU COMBINE THAT WITH A CALM CONDITIONS THE CLEAR SKIES. YOU’RE GONNA HAVE A RECIPE FOR A PRETTY COLD START TO TOMORROW5 2 TODAY AND THENOR F TONIGHT ABOUT 13 DEGREES WINDS TURNING TO THE THEY CONTINUE TOMORROW. SOHA WT THAT MEANS FOR US HIGHS ARE GOING TO BE RIGHT AROUND 39 DEGREES GOING TO BE A REALLY BRIGHT BEAUTIFUL DAY EVEN BETTER HERE IS YOU HEAD INTO MOAYND AND TUESDAY. WE’VE GOT LOW TO MID 40S. I THINK TUESDAY’S GONNA BE OUR BESTAY D OF THE WEEK. SHE HAD INTO WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY CLOUDS STICKING UP COULD SEE A LITTLE BITF O LIGHT RAIN AND SNOW AS YOU HAD IN A THURSDAY RIGHT NOW THINGS LOOKING PRETTY MINOR. 'W’LL WE’LL SEND THINGS OVER

Thawing into the weekend

We'll have one more cold day before a big thaw returns!


We'll have one more cold day before a big thaw returns!

We'll have one more cold day before a big thaw returns!


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/05/thawing-into-the-weekend/feed/ 0 Blustery winds take center stage at Olympic slopestyle qualifying https://cincylink.com/2022/02/05/blustery-winds-take-center-stage-at-olympic-slopestyle-qualifying/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/05/blustery-winds-take-center-stage-at-olympic-slopestyle-qualifying/#respond Sat, 05 Feb 2022 13:07:09 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=144146

Video above: Olympics give boost to winter sports in ChinaNot even "The Great Wall” could stave off a piercing, bone-chilling wind.The snow replica of China’s iconic monument lined the top of the Olympic slopestyle course to cut down on the blustery conditions. All it really did Saturday was provide an eye-catching backdrop.In gusty conditions that led to arctic-feeling wind chills, two-time defending Olympic champion Jamie Anderson and the rest of the women's snowboarders glided through the rails and jumps — albeit a little chilled — during the qualifying round in the mountains above Beijing.Some riders wore hand and feet warmers to protect against the elements. Others donned facemasks or neck sleeves to keep the whipping wind at bay.Nothing fully worked. Not even the protection of “The Great Wall.”“I like the Great Wall. I do think it's helping a little bit, for sure,” said Anderson, who finished fifth in qualifying to make Sunday's 12-woman final.Then, she jokingly added: "They need a bigger wall.”The temperature hovered around 5 degrees F and felt like minus-12 F during the competition. The wind was listed at 13 mph, but the more telling sight may have been a wind sleeve next to the final jump: It was blowing straight out, then sideways, then straight out again.“It's cold,” Anderson said. “It’s hard to, like, keep your core temperature warm and then doing tricks feels a little bit more intimidating.”Zoi Sadowski Synnott of New Zealand navigated the extreme conditions to turn in qualifying's top score of 86.75. Synnott might just be the biggest challenger to Anderson. She beat Anderson last month at the Winter X Games.Then again, the wind could play a big role, too. It did four years ago at the Pyeongchang Olympics, when Anderson won her second straight title. It was held in windy, subpar conditions while across the mountain the Alpine race was called off.Of the elements Saturday, Synnott said: "The wind is a bit tricky. You can feel it sometimes when you’re on the course, but not enough to throw you off your game. You just have to really adapt.”That's what Hailey Langland did after wiping out on her first run. With hand warmers stuffed in her gloves and feet warmers in her boots, Langland blocked the wind out of her mind and just went for it.“It's gnarly because the wind gusts, they’re no longer coming straight downhill. They’re now starting to swirl in between the jumps and in the rails and starting to come uphill,” said Langland, who finished ninth in qualifying. “That can really deter your gauge of what speed you should be taking into these features, which can cause, obviously, some really bad consequences.” Another challenge were some of the jumps with approaches that were angled into the kickers instead of straight-on. They’re unlike most jumps riders spring off in other contests, but this style was featured four years ago in South Korea.“I’m starting to get used to it more," said Julia Marino, who was sixth to advance.Not so much the snow under their snowboards, though. The machine-made snow had a different feel, especially on a fall. Anderson said she had a bruise to show for the snow that felt — as Marino described — like concrete.“I’m impressed that they did it,” Anderson said of the manmade snow. “But, damn, it’s like not that enjoyable to ride on.”To keep warm before her run, Langland also bundled up in a giant parka. As for those warmers she just started to use, she had a description for them: “Life-changing,” she joked.Tess Coady of Australia wore a dark facemask under her helmet, along with dark lenses in her goggles.“Intimidation,” cracked Coady, who finished eighth. “It’s so cold. My nose is like dying.”For Enni Rukajarvi, this felt almost balmy compared to what it's like back home in Finland.“Somehow it feels warmer here than in Finland,” Rukajarvi said after taking third in qualifying. “When it's minus-20 in Finland, it’s way colder.”Marino didn't even feel the cold on her final run, she said, simply because she was so focused after a mistake on her first attempt.“I just wanted to make it to the end of the course,” said Marino, who hung out in the athletes' lounge at the top to stay warm before her run. “I did not look at the flags at all. I was just like, ‘I’m going to go for my run no matter what. I don’t care about the wind. I’m going throw down what I came here to throw down.’”Adrenaline fueled that second run. Then, a blast of reality hit in the finish area.“I’m starting to feel (the cold)," Marino said.

Video above: Olympics give boost to winter sports in China

Not even "The Great Wall” could stave off a piercing, bone-chilling wind.

The snow replica of China’s iconic monument lined the top of the Olympic slopestyle course to cut down on the blustery conditions. All it really did Saturday was provide an eye-catching backdrop.

In gusty conditions that led to arctic-feeling wind chills, two-time defending Olympic champion Jamie Anderson and the rest of the women's snowboarders glided through the rails and jumps — albeit a little chilled — during the qualifying round in the mountains above Beijing.

Some riders wore hand and feet warmers to protect against the elements. Others donned facemasks or neck sleeves to keep the whipping wind at bay.

Nothing fully worked. Not even the protection of “The Great Wall.”

“I like the Great Wall. I do think it's helping a little bit, for sure,” said Anderson, who finished fifth in qualifying to make Sunday's 12-woman final.

Then, she jokingly added: "They need a bigger wall.”

The temperature hovered around 5 degrees F and felt like minus-12 F during the competition. The wind was listed at 13 mph, but the more telling sight may have been a wind sleeve next to the final jump: It was blowing straight out, then sideways, then straight out again.

“It's cold,” Anderson said. “It’s hard to, like, keep your core temperature warm and then doing tricks feels a little bit more intimidating.”

Zoi Sadowski Synnott of New Zealand navigated the extreme conditions to turn in qualifying's top score of 86.75. Synnott might just be the biggest challenger to Anderson. She beat Anderson last month at the Winter X Games.

Then again, the wind could play a big role, too. It did four years ago at the Pyeongchang Olympics, when Anderson won her second straight title. It was held in windy, subpar conditions while across the mountain the Alpine race was called off.

Of the elements Saturday, Synnott said: "The wind is a bit tricky. You can feel it sometimes when you’re on the course, but not enough to throw you off your game. You just have to really adapt.”

That's what Hailey Langland did after wiping out on her first run. With hand warmers stuffed in her gloves and feet warmers in her boots, Langland blocked the wind out of her mind and just went for it.

“It's gnarly because the wind gusts, they’re no longer coming straight downhill. They’re now starting to swirl in between the jumps and in the rails and starting to come uphill,” said Langland, who finished ninth in qualifying. “That can really deter your gauge of what speed you should be taking into these features, which can cause, obviously, some really bad consequences.”

Another challenge were some of the jumps with approaches that were angled into the kickers instead of straight-on. They’re unlike most jumps riders spring off in other contests, but this style was featured four years ago in South Korea.

“I’m starting to get used to it more," said Julia Marino, who was sixth to advance.

Not so much the snow under their snowboards, though. The machine-made snow had a different feel, especially on a fall. Anderson said she had a bruise to show for the snow that felt — as Marino described — like concrete.

“I’m impressed that they did it,” Anderson said of the manmade snow. “But, damn, it’s like not that enjoyable to ride on.”

To keep warm before her run, Langland also bundled up in a giant parka. As for those warmers she just started to use, she had a description for them: “Life-changing,” she joked.

Tess Coady of Australia wore a dark facemask under her helmet, along with dark lenses in her goggles.

“Intimidation,” cracked Coady, who finished eighth. “It’s so cold. My nose is like dying.”

For Enni Rukajarvi, this felt almost balmy compared to what it's like back home in Finland.

“Somehow it feels warmer here than in Finland,” Rukajarvi said after taking third in qualifying. “When it's minus-20 in Finland, it’s way colder.”

Marino didn't even feel the cold on her final run, she said, simply because she was so focused after a mistake on her first attempt.

“I just wanted to make it to the end of the course,” said Marino, who hung out in the athletes' lounge at the top to stay warm before her run. “I did not look at the flags at all. I was just like, ‘I’m going to go for my run no matter what. I don’t care about the wind. I’m going throw down what I came here to throw down.’”

Adrenaline fueled that second run. Then, a blast of reality hit in the finish area.

“I’m starting to feel (the cold)," Marino said.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/05/blustery-winds-take-center-stage-at-olympic-slopestyle-qualifying/feed/ 0 An Icy Mess https://cincylink.com/2022/02/03/an-icy-mess/ https://cincylink.com/2022/02/03/an-icy-mess/#respond Thu, 03 Feb 2022 06:47:17 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=143363


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

An Icy Mess



EVEN TALK ABOUT THAT SECOND PART . KEVIN TALKING ABOUT THIS WEEKEND WEATHER, COMING IN RAIN, TRANSITIONING INTO ICE AND EVENTUALLY SNOW. KEVIN: WE GOT SOME INTERESTING WEATHER. IT WILL BE INTERESTING TO SEE HOW THINGS PLAY OUT BECAUSE THERE’S SO MANY LITTLE NUANCES. FOR EXAMPLE, JUST THE SLIGHTEST SHIFT IN 50 TO 75 MILES COULD CHANGE THE FORECAST A DEGREE HERE, A DEGREE THERE, BUT CHECK THIS IMAGE OUT -- THIS IS DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI. I KNOW YOU CANNOT SEE BECAUSE IT IS OBSCURED BY CLOUDS, BUT WHY IS IT LOOKING LIKE THAT? WE’VE GOT THAT ARCTIC FRONT RIGHT ON TOP OF US AS WE SPEAK, DAN YOU CAN SEE IT REFLECTED IN THE TEMPERATURES. MASON HAS BEEN STEADILY DROPPING, SO THE FRONT BASICLYAL BISECTS HAMILTON COUNTY RIGHT NOW, AND AS SOON AS IT CROSSES, TEMPERATURES DROP ABOUT 10 DEGRSEE JT USLIKE THAT. YOU ARE AHEAD OF THE FRONT TO THE EAST. LOOK AT BATAAVI AT 46. HAMILTON, HARRISON, YOU ARE CLEARLY BEHIND THE FRONT, AND IT DROPS BELOW FREEZING UP TOWARDS OXFORD, BROOKVILLE, AND OUT TOWARDS BASSFORD, SO THE COLDER AIR IS ON THE MOVE. THOSE CLOUDS WILL BE GONE IN THE NEXT HALF AN HOUR AS THE FRONT CLEARS AND THAT COLDER AIR MOVES IN. WE HAVE HAD RAIN ALL EVENING ACROSS THE AREA. THAT WILL CONTINUE. ALTHOUGH THE TRANSITION IS TAKING PLACE AS TEMPERATURES ARE DROPPING BELOW FREEZING, BUT BEFOREOU YET G OVERLY CONCERNED, THERE’S GOING TO BE A LET IN THE STEADY RAIN OVERNIGHT TONIGHT, SO THAT’S ANOTHER REASON WHY I THINK THERE WILL BE A LITTLE BIT AOF LOW -- A LITTLE BIT OF A LLLU IN THE DETERIORATION OF ROADS. I ALWSAYAY S WATCH YOUR BRIDGES, THOUGH. THEY ALWAYS ICE UP FIRST, BUT I THINK THE MNAI ROADS ARE OK FOR THE MAJORITY OF THE NIGHT. THE REST OF THE RADAR SHOWS RAIN ACROSS KENCKTUY. RAIN THROUGH OUR EASTERN COMMUNITSIE FROM WEST UNION UP TOWARD WILMINGTON. WE WILL COINNTUE TO WATCH THE TRANSITION FROM RAIN OVER TO FREEZING RAIN AS WE GO THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF THE NIGHT TONIGHT. AS THOSE TEMPERATURES FALL, AGAIN, IT LOOKS LIKE FREEZING RAIN AND HEAVY SLEET TORROWOM IN AND AROUND THE METRO ABOUT A QUARTER OF AN INCH OF ICE. THAT IS ENOUGH TO CREA ATE FEW SPOTTY POWER OUTAGES, ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU FACTOR IN THE WIND, BUT I THINK THE MORE DAMINAGG ICE IS JUST TO THE SOUTHND A EAST OF US HERE IN CINCINNATI, SO WE ARE DODGING A LITTLE BIT OF A BULLET WITH THA T.SLEET TO HAVE THE GREATEST PAIMCT AROUND HERE. THE 275 LOOP, THE I-75 CORRIDOR. IN FACT, I THINK IT REALLY CUTS INTO YOUR SNOWFALLOTAL TS. AGAIN, THE WIND WILL BE AN ISSUE WITH ANY ICEN O TREES, AND THAT COULD, OF COURSE, MAKE THE SITUATION WITH POWER A LITTLE MORE CRITICAL OUT THERE, ESPECIALLY AS YOU GET INTO THIS EAAR IN PINK. THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL HAVE DAMAGING ICE, I THINK, FROM PASRT OF ROWAN COUNTY, MAYBE INTO THE SOUTHERN PARTS OF HIGHLAND COUNTY. PEOPLES, GEORGETOWN, MAYSVILLE, BE ON THE LOOKOUT. THE GREATER PART OF THE TRI-STATE,HE T HEART OF THE TRI-STATE, ONE TO THREE INCHES OF SNOW, A QUARTER INCH OF ICE, AND A LOT OF SLEET. THAT’S WHY I TNKHI WE HAVE CUT DOWN ON THESE SNOWFALL TOTALS FOR THE METRO. FARTHER NORTH AND WEST, BROOKVILLE, OXFORD, PARTS OF FRANKLIN, BUTLER COUNTY, COULD SEE HALF A FOOT OF SNOW IN THOSE AREAS. WATCH HOW THE TRANSITION PLAYS OUT. YOU SEE THE BREAK THERE. TOWARDS MORNING, THE FREEZING RAIN BECOMES MORE STEADY AGAIN. AT THIS POINT, TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE UPPER 20’S. I KEEP SAYING I REALLY THINK IT IS MIDMORNING BEFORE CONDITIONS REALLY GO DOWNHILL, BUT WATCH THE BRIDGES FIRST THING IN THE MORNING. BUT THEN IT LOOKS LIKE HEAVY FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET FOR THE BETTER PTAR OF THE AFTERNOON, SOME SNOW IN OUR FAR NORTHWEST, AND THIS AREA IN BLUE WHICH APPEARS TO BE SNOW I STILL THINK WILLE B SLEET. THAT’S THE REASON WHY WE KEEP THOSE SNOWFALL TOTALS DOWN, AND I THINK THE MOST IMPACTFUL SNOWS MAY NOT GET HERE UNTIL LATE TOMORROW AND THEN THROUGH FRIDAY MORNING WITH SOME FAT, FLUFFY FLAKES TTHA COULD PILE UP A QUICK ONE TO THREE INCHES OF SNOW FOR US ON FRIYDA MORNING, LATE THURSDAY NIGHT/FRIDAY MORNING BEFOREE W BEGIN TCLO EAR OUT AND IT TURNS VERY COLD BEHIND THIS STORM. WE ARE DOWN TO 29 BY MORNING WITH RAIN TO FREEZING RAIN. TOMORROW, OBVIOUSLY A WEATHER ALERT DAY. AN ICY MIX OF FREEZING RAINND HEAVY SLEET GOING OVER TO SNOW BY EVENING. AGAIN, PICK ANY PART OF THE DAY, THE WEATHER IS GOING TO BE PRETTY IMPACTFUL TOMORROW, BUT TOMOOWRR NIGHT INTO FRIDAY MORNING, JUST A MESS ON THE ROADS. SEVEN-DAY FORECAST, DOWN TO 18 TOMORROW NIGHT, THEN DOWN TO ONE,

A winter storm will bring an icy mix to the Tri-State before ending as snow.

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A winter storm will bring an icy mix to the Tri-State before ending as snow.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/02/03/an-icy-mess/feed/ 0 Bitter Cold Into Saturday https://cincylink.com/2022/01/29/bitter-cold-into-saturday/ https://cincylink.com/2022/01/29/bitter-cold-into-saturday/#respond Sat, 29 Jan 2022 08:17:07 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=141727


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Bitter Cold Into Saturday



I WENT TO BUY STAMPS TODAY. WHO DEY. KEVIN: WHO DEY TO EVERYONE A HOME. HOPEFULLY, IT’S A SIGN AND HOPEFULLY IT’S A SIGN IN KANSAS CITY THAT IT’S GOING TO BE WARMER THAN IT IS RIGHT N.OW IT’S FRIGID OUTSIDE TONIGHT. WE HAD THE SNOW EARLIER TODAY. NOW WE WILL SEE THAT START TO MELT OVER THE WEEKEND. WE HAVE TO GET THROUGH A COLD 36 HOURS AROUND HERE. WE HAVE TO WAIT TO SUNDAY BEFORE WE START TO SEE THE THAW. IT IS FRIGID TONIGHT AND INTO THE START OF YOUR WEEKEND. WHEN CHILLS ARE DROPPING TONIGHT. BELOW ZERO. DANGEROUSLY LOW AT TIMES. SUNDAY, WE SHOULD BEGIN TO MELT SNOW. NEXT WEEK, IT’S GOING TO FEEL LIKE A HEAT WAVE. COME TUESDAY ANDED WNESDAY WHEN THE TEMPERATURES ARE BACK IN THE 50’S -- THE DOWNSIDE IS, WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE RAIN TO CONTEND WITH. SO FAR TODAY, ONE TO THREE INCHES OF SNOW. 3.8. 3.5 OFFICIALLY IN CINCINNATI. SILVERTON, HAMILTON. AMOUNTS DID VARY ACROSS THE AREA. NOTHNEELESS, AND OVERACHIEVING SNOWFALL. GIVEN THE FACT THAT THE BULK THE HEAVIER SNOW FELL RIGHT DURING THE EVENING COMMUTE, IT CAUSED US HEACADHES EARLIER THIS EVENING. THE SNOW IS NOW ALL GONE. OUTSIDE, FEELS LIKE IT’S ONE BELOW. IT’S NOT EVEN MIDNIGHT YET. TEMPERATURES ARE FALLING FASRTE THAN EVEN PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT. HERE’S A LOOK AT THE WIND. IT’LL STAY OUT OF THE NORTH BETWEEN 10 AND 15 FOR THE MOST PART THROUGH THE NIGHT. THAT’S REALLY GOING TO MAKE IT FEEL THAT MUCH COLDER OUT THERE. WILMINGTON’S WI CNDHILL DOWN TO THREE BELOW. THE REST OF THE AREAUS JT WITHIN A DEGREE OR TWO OF ZERO. AGAIN, AWFULLY CHILLY. 14 IN CINCINNATI. 12 IN WILMINGTON. HAMILTON AND HARRISON DOWN TO 12. WE WILL SEE TEMPERATURES DROP EVEN MORE OVERNIGHT AS THE SKIES CONTINUEO T CLEAR ACROSS THE AREA. IT LOOKSIK LE WE WILL BEGIN TO DROP BACK TOWARDS 10 BEFORE SUNUP AND THEN PROBABLY DPRO EVEN MORE BEFORE SUNRISE. WHEN CHILLS ANYWHERE FROM ABOUT ZERO TO 10 BELOW TONIGHT AROUND THE AA.RE NEAR DANGEROUS THRESHOS.LD THERE’S YOUR SKIES, CLEARING UP THROUGH THE NIGHT. THERE MAY BE A FEW CLOUDS LEFT OVER IN THE MORNING. OTHERWISE,EA BUTIFUL WINTER DAY TOMORROW. TEMPERATURES IN ETH MID-20’S. IT’S COLD SATURDAY NIGHT. SUNDAY, WE REBOUND AND START TO RISE AGAIN. A LOW OF FOUR BY MORNING. WHEN CHILLS BELOW ZERO TOMORROW. FRIGID SUNSHINE. NICE DAY. 25 FOR YOUR AFTERNOON HIGH. STARTING OUT BELOW ZERO AND ONLY FEELING LIKE IT’S IN THE TEAM. YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST SHAPING UP LIKE THIS. 38 ON SUNDAY. 40’S ON MONDAY. THERE’S THE 50’S WITH RAIN CHANCES NEXT WEEK. MI

Watch for slick spots overnight and dangerously low wind chills.

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Watch for slick spots overnight and dangerously low wind chills.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/01/29/bitter-cold-into-saturday/feed/ 0 Snow Ends As Temperatures Crash https://cincylink.com/2022/01/28/snow-ends-as-temperatures-crash/ https://cincylink.com/2022/01/28/snow-ends-as-temperatures-crash/#respond Fri, 28 Jan 2022 23:47:07 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=141593


WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Snow Ends As Temperatures Crash



THANKS SO MUCH. I THINK WE NEED TO GET HIM A BENGALS DECAL TO PUT ON HIS TRUCK THERE. SO EVERYBODY ON THE ROAD NO MATTER HIS ROUTE WILL KNOW RIGHT KEVIN RIGHT? AND WELL, HOPEFULLY WE NEED HIM SOME CLEAR ROUTES. YEAH, THAT’S RIGHT. THOSE ARE HAR TOD COME BY OUT THERE THIS EVENING BECAUSE WE HAD THIS QCKUI INTENSE BURST OF SNOW MOVE RIGHT OVER THE CORE OF THE TRI-STATE RIGHT IN TIMEOR F THE EVENING RUSH THINGS ARE STARTING TO LOOK BETTER AND RESPECTS TO WHAT’S FLIALNG FROM THE SKY BECAUSE NOTICE A LOT OF THOSE DARKER PURPLES BEGINNING THE SHIFT THEIR WAY. OFF TOWARDS THE SOUTH AND EAST YOU CAN SEE WHAT HAPPENED THERE. I MEAN, IT WAS THE PERFECT STORM RIGHT LITERALLY SO TO SPEAK HERE. WEAD H THE HIGHEST GREATEST VOLUME PEOPLE OUT ON THE ROAD THE HEADING NORTH THIS EVENING HEAVIEST SNOWFALL RATES MOVING IN TEMPERATUSRE DROPPING INTO THE TEENS. THAT’S A PERFECT SETUP FOR JUST A NIGHTMARE SETUP ON THE ROADS. AND THAT’S WHAT WE HAD AT LEAST PROBABLY ABOUT AN HOUR AGO WITH THE SNOW BEGINNING TO LET DOWN AND INTENTYSI COME DOWN AND INTENSITY THINGS ARE LOOKING BETTER. SO IT’S JUST A FEW FLAKES NOW OUT ON THE WEST SIDE OF CINCINNATI FROM CHEVIOT AND DELHI OUT TOWARDS SAYLER PARK DAN THEN BACK IN THE DIRECTION OF THE AIRPORT. NOW AS YOU HEAD EAST. THISAS W ONE OF THE AREAS HARDER HIT THROUGH PARTS OF CLERMONT COUNTY HERE FROM WILLIAMSBURG UP TOWARDS MOUNTAIN REPOSE GOSHEN ALSO OUT IN THE DIRECTION OF AMELIA AND BATAVIA. THERE’S STILL SOME SNOW FLYING UP THROUGH THE SOUTHERN PARTS OF WARREN AND BUTLER COUNTIES SOME FLURRIES AND SWNO SHOWERS HERE FROM LOVELAND TO MAINEVILLE MASON TO WESTCHESTER, BUT THE ACCUMULATING SNOWS HAVE COME TO AN END FOR A LOT OF THE FOLKS TO OUR NORTH ALBEIT. THERE’S STILL SOME SNOW SHOWERS UP TOWARDS TRENTON AND SP RINGBORO. FRANKLIN OVER TOWARDS WAYNESVILLE AT THE MOMTEN IN THE SOUTHEAST INDIANA DRIER AIR TAKING OVER SO THE SNOW WRAPPING UP FOR A LOTF OOU Y BUT HEADING DOWN 71 TOWARDS SPARTA MAYBE THROUGH PARTS OF OWE CNOUNTY. THE SNOW IS ON THE INCREASE AND IN FACT OVERHE T NEXT SEVERAL HOURS. THIS IS WHERE THE SNOW WILL BE THE MOST IMPACTFUL IN TMSER OF IT ACTUALLY FALLING AND ACCUMULATING WILL BE ACROSS THE PARTS OF NORTHERN, KENTUCKY. SO WATCH OUT PEACH GVERO BUTLER KITTEN PINER CRITTENDEN ON DOWN DRY RIDGE AND WILLIAMSTOWN THIS WILL BUILD IN AROUND FALMOUTH TOO. YOUR SNOW WILL PICK UP AND THEN FROM AREAS FMRO GEORGETOWN BACK TOWARDS MAYSVILLE THROUGH PARTS OF ADAMS COUNTIES. I DO EXPECT A SLIDE UP TAKING SNOW IN THESE AREAS AS WELL. HERE’S WHAT’S HAPPENGIN RIGHT NOW. WE’VE GOT ARCTIC AIR BUILDING IN ALONG AN ARCTIC COLD FRONT SOME ENERGY THAT IS GOING TO FLUE A MAJOR EAST COAST BLIZZARD. THAT’S WHAT’S CRANKING OUT THE SNOW AROUND HERE ONCE THE SNOW LETS UP. IT’S THE OLD SETTLING IN TONIGHT. LOOKT A THESE TEMPERATURES. YOU’RE ALREADY DROPPING INTO THE TEENS. WE’RE DOWN THE 19 HERE IN CINCINNATI AS COLD AS 16 UP THERE IN FRANKLIN COUNTY OUT TOWARDS BROOKVILLE. SO EXPTEC ROAD CONDITIONS TO STAY A LITTLE DICEY HERE PROBABLY AT LEAST EARLY EVENING BEFORE CREWS CAN GET OUT THERE AND REALLY GET THEM NICE AND CLEAR FOR US. OKLO AT TTHA NORTH WIND STARTING TO CRANK UP AT 17 TEMPERATURES LLWI DROP THROUGH THE TEENS. WE’LL GET DOWN TO BETWEEN 10 AND TEAM BY THE TEIM WE GET CLOSER TO MIDNIGHT. MOST OF THE SNOW WILL COMEO T AN END BY ABOUT EIGHT. SKIES WILL BEGIN TO CLEAR OVERNIGHT. AND THAT’SHE T REASON WHY I THINK LOWE’S TONIGHT ARE HEADED DOWN INTO THE SINGLE DIGITS. WE'L’ DROP DOWN TO AROUND FOUR BUT WIND CHILLS LIKELY TO GET TO ZERO PROBABLY EVEN BELOW TONIGHT. SO TEAK IT EASY IF YOU’RE OUT LATE TONIGHT AND EARLY TOMORROW MORNING 25, THAT’S IT FOR AN AFTERNOON HIGH TOMORROW. HERE’S A LOOK AT YOUR PLANNER WINDCHILLS. TO START BELOW ZERO IN THE MORNING AND IT WILL ONLY FEEL LIKE IT’S IN THE TEENS MOST OF TOMORROW. HERE’S YOUR SEVEN DAY FORECAST. ALL RIGHT DNOW TO FOUR FOR A LOW TONIGHT WITH THAT FRESH COATING OF SNOW OUT THE,REUT B THEN WE REBOUND ASHLEY SUNDAY. WE’RE UP TO 380S 4 AND THEN 50 STILL ON THE TABLE EARLY NEXT WEEK. UNFORTUNATELY SOME WET WEATHER IS ALSO EXPECTED IN HERE TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY. ALL RIGHT TSEHO 50S LOOKING MIGHTY NICE THERE KEVIN. THANKS

Bitter cold arrives after the snow.

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Bitter cold arrives after the snow.


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Minor Sunday snow event

A clipper will swing through and bring the chance for minor snow today.



YOU’VE GOT TO LOVE THAT. KATIE: ADORABLE. I LOVE THE PICTURES WE SEE OF BAESBI. JATA:RA -- KATIE: YOUR DAUGHTER IS MANGKI MEMORIES. JATARA: WE WERE SITTING ON THE COUCH AND I SAID MAGGIE, WE ARE WATCHING THE BENGALS. SHE SAID, THE BAGS?EL [LGHTER]AU KAE:TI BAGELS ARE GREAT. JATA:RA I DO NOT BLAME HER. KATIE: A LIVE RADAR RIGHT NOW SHOWING SNOW SHOWERS PUSHING IN FROM THE WEST. A LOT OF TSHI ON THE LEADING EDGE IS NOT MAKING IT TO THE GROUND. THAT HAS BEEN THE TREND. WE HAD DRY AIR IN PLACE, THAT IS KEEPING THINGS UP AT CLOUD LEVEL. FURTHER NORTH AND WEST OVER FATTEYE AND UNION COUNTY, IT WOULD SAY YOU ARE SEEING SNOWFALL JUST BASED ON YOUR TRENDS. WHATE W ARE SEEING ON RADAR. DARK BLUE SPIRIT THE SNOW IS PROBABLY -- DARK LOOSE. IF YOU ARE IN UNION COUY,NT I WOULD WATCH FOR ISOLATED SLICK ROADS. PLACES THROUGH FRANKLIN COUNTY PROBABLY SEEING LIGHT SNOWFALL. YOU MIGHT BE SEEGIN A RISING SUN AND LIKELY FLURRIES OR LIGHT SNOW. OUT THWIE NDOW HERE, DIDN’T SEE ANYTHING. YOU MIGHT HAVE A COUPLE OF FLURRIES TOWARD THE WESTERN PART OF HAMILTON COUNTY, MOST OF THIS IS MINIMAL. I THINK WE WILL CONTINUEO TSEE OPPORTUNITIES, OR BETTER OPPORTUNITIES TOWARD LUNCHTIME TOY.DA A CLIPPER SYSTEM SWINGING IN FROM THE NORTHND A WEST IS GOING TO KEEP US IN THE SNOW CHANCES AS WE HAD THROUGH THE FIRST PTAR OF YOUR SUNDAY. WE GOT THE WEATHER IMPACT DOWN BECAUSE ICY ROADS ARE POSSIBLE WELL NORTH OF THE CINCINNATI AREA AND THAIST WHERE WE ARE SEEING MORE STEADY SNOWFALL. NOT EVEBORYDY ENDING UP WITH WINTRY WEATHER TODAY, ACCUMULATION WILL BE MILD TO MINIMAL. IT WILL BE BREEZY THIS AFTERNOON AS WELL. FURETUCAST THROUGHHE T REST OF THE MORNING, YOU CAN SEE THAT BAND PUSHING THROUGH. THATS I COMING THROUGH CINCINNATI BETWEEN 11:00 OR 12:00 AND WE ARE LOINOKG AT HIT AND MISS SNOW SHOWERS BEHIND THAT. WE WILL BE LOOKING THAT BETWEEN NOON AND 3:00. THINGS TAPER OFF. TOWARD 6:00, WE ARE DRY. WE ERODE CLOUDS THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT. CHILLY NIGHT TONIGHT. EXPEEDCT SNOWFALL OVERALL FROM CINCINNATI AND POINTS NORTH, A TO MAYBE AN INCH. WE ARE NOT LOOKING FOR SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATION, THAT IS NORTHNER OHIO WHERE THEY WILL SEE TWO TO 4 INCHES. IF YOU ARE HEADED TO COLUMBUS, WATCH OUT. 18° AND UNDER SOME OF THE CLEARING, A FRIGID START TO YROU MONDAY. TOMORROW, ANOTHER ROUND OF SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS THAT LOOKS SIMIR LATO WHAT WE ARE SEEING TODAY. WE COULD PICK UP ANOTHER DUSTING TO MAYBE HALF AN INCH. OVERALL, ACCUMULATION IS MINIMAL AND THEN BACK TO THE COLD TUESDAY INTO WEDNESDAY. 30’S TUESDAY AND MID-20’S WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY IS GOING TO BE OUR WARMEST DAY OF THE WEEK. IF YOU ARE WAITING FOR MORE COMFORTABLE WEATHER, THAT IS GOING TO BE THE DAY. ANOTHER CHA

Minor Sunday snow event

A clipper will swing through and bring the chance for minor snow today.


A clipper will swing through and bring the chance for minor snow today.

A clipper will swing through and bring the chance for minor snow today.


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]]> https://cincylink.com/2022/01/23/minor-sunday-snow-event/feed/ 0 Quick shot of snow for Sunday https://cincylink.com/2022/01/23/quick-shot-of-snow-for-sunday/ https://cincylink.com/2022/01/23/quick-shot-of-snow-for-sunday/#respond Sun, 23 Jan 2022 14:47:13 +0000 https://cincylink.com/?p=139846

Quick shot of snow for Sunday

An Alberta Clipper will swing through the area today. Some locations around the region will see very minor accumulation.



FEBRUARY 4, RIGHT HERE ON WL. IF YOU LIKEO T SKI OR YOU HAVE KIDS TTHA LIKE TO SKI, I’M THINKING THIS WILL BE A GOOD TIME. KAE:TI WE WILL HAVE A QUICK SHOT OF SNOW. THE AIR IS COOL OUENGH FOR SOME ABOUT SKIING TODAY. LOOKING FORWARD TO SOME WIERNT WEATHER TODAY. I KNOW A LOT OF YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THAT. MY RADAR IS SHOWING SO SHOWERS PUTS -- PUSHING INFO THE WEST. SHOWING SNOW SHOWERS PUSHING. INTO THE WEST. THAT WILL BRING US A SHOT OF SNOWFALL HERE AS WE HEAD THROUGH TODAY. SOME LHTIG SNOWFALL, MAY BE SOMETIMES OF LOCALLY MODERATE SN OW. OVERALL, NOT MANY G BIISSUES. WHETHER IMCT BECAUSE OF WHAT WE WILL S,EE THERE COULD BE SOME WHETHER IMPACT ON THE ROADS. BREEZY WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 30’S. FUTURECAST TO THE MORNING SHOWS MAINLY DRY SKIES. A FLURRIES, MAYBE A SNOW SHOWER. THE BOOOFK THIS WILL HOLD OFF INTO THE MORNING. BETWEEN 9:00 DAN NOON, SOME SNOW SHOWERS WILL WING IN. WE’RE NOT LOOKING AT WIDESPREAD, HEAVYSET SNOW. WE WILL SEE SOME HIT AND MISS SNOW SHOWERS. YOU CAN SEE SOME SCATTERED ACTIVITY. IT IS DRY HERE ACROSS A GREATER CINCINNATI AREA. THAT EXPECTED SNOWFALL AS WE GO THROUGH TODAY, JUST A DUSTING OR AN IHNC LOT -- AT A LOT AND ALL. AS YOU HEAD UP TOWARDS THE I-70 CORRIDOR, THAT IS WHEN YOU WILL SEE SOMEOOD G SNOWBALLS ACCUMULATING. WILL LOOK LIKE SOME HEAVY SNOW UP THROUGH PARTS OF CENTRAL OHIO. TONIGHT, SOME CLEARI.NG WHAT’S A SNOW GETS OUT OF HERE AND ETH CLOUDS BREAK UP, WE WILL BE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES DROPPING INTO THE TEENS. ENOUGH OF A WINDOW THERE WILL BE REALLY COOL OFF. FOR TOMORROW AFTERNN,OO TEMPERATURES WILL BE BACKN I THE 30’S. SNOW SHOWERS COULD SEE A DUSTING TO HALF AN INCH. I DON’T THINK WE'R’ LOOKING AT ANYTHING NEAR WIDESPREAD ACUTE RELATION. FUTURECAST SHOWING A DRY MORNING. SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS VERY SIMILAR TO WHAT YOU’RE SEEING TODAY. VERY BRIEF, MINOR ACCUMULATION. RFO YOUR MONDAY, ANOTHER WEATHER IMPACT DAY. REPEAT OF WHAT WE’RE SEEING TODAY. FOR TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, THATRY DKY S RIGHT AROUND 41 ON THURSDAY WILL FEEL COMFORTABLE. ANOTHER CHANCE OF SWNO SHORSWE A CH

Quick shot of snow for Sunday

An Alberta Clipper will swing through the area today. Some locations around the region will see very minor accumulation.


An Alberta Clipper will swing through the area today. Some locations around the region will see very minor accumulation.

An Alberta Clipper will swing through the area today. Some locations around the region will see very minor accumulation.


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Chilly & dry Satur-Dey

Clouds will be on the increase today but cold and dry weather is expected for watch parties! A quick, minor shot of snow is moving in for Sunday.



POSTGAME COVERAGE. -- TUNE IN LIVE FOR POSTGAME COVERAGE. JATARA: I LOVE ETH CHILL VIBE HE HAS. I WAS CRACKING UP LAST WEEKEND WHEN THEY HAD THAT HISTORIC MOMENT IN HIS RESPONSE IS, IT WAS COOL. [LAUGHTER] THE WEATHER IS GOING TO BE COOL. KATIE: YEAH, IT IS GOGIN TO BE COOL -- REALLY COOL. GETTING REALLY COLD TODAY. IF YOU’RE MAKING THE DRIVE TO NASHVILLE I WOULD DRESS AND LAYER’S. YOU WERE GOING TO WANT THE LEADERS FOR THE GAME AS WELL. I WANT TO KNOW WHAT MMYJI THINKS OF JOE’S ROSE-COLORED GLASSES. JATARA: I BET HE LOVES THAT. KAE:TI THOSE ARE COOL. WE ALL NEED A PAIR OFHO TSE. DRY SKIESOR F US RIGHT NOW. HAVE HIGH-PRESSURE OVERHEAD. A LITTLE SNOW OFF TO THE NORTH WITH A LOW-PRESSURE SYSTEM. WE ARE GOING TO BE LOOKING AHEAD ATO CLIPPER COMING OUT OF CANADA. THAT IS GOING TO BE DIVING INTO OUR AREA SUNDAY. THAT IS GOING TO BRING US A BIT OF SNOWFALL. ITS I GOING TO KEEP THINGS COLD THROUGH THE WEEKEND. I THINK WE GET AROUND TO 32 DEGREES. CLOUDS ARE GOING TO BE ON THE INCREASE AS WE HEAD TOWARDHE T SECOND HALF OF THE DAY, THEN SUNSHINE FOR NASHVILLE. IF YOU ARE HEADED DOWN TOHE T GAME WE HAVE TEMPERATURES IN THE HIGH 30’S TOWARD KICKOFF TIME. A GOOD DAY FOR THE WINTER CLOTHES, AND I THINK YOU’RE GOING TO NEED THOSE FOR TONIGHT. BACK HERE AT HOME WE ARE GOING TO BE RIGHT AROUND 24 TONIG.HT THAT IS THANKS TO A SOUTH WIND AND MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES TONIGHT. IT HAS BEEN COLD. 24 LOOKS GOOD, RIGHT? TOMORROW WE HAVE 33 IN. SNOW WILL BE GOOD -- SNOW WILL BE DEVELOPING. I THINK MOST OF THE SNOW STAYING NORTH OF THE AREA. OPPORTUNITY FOR A WINDOW AOF QUICK SHOT OF SNOW AS YOU HEAD INTO THE LATE MORNING. THIS IS 12:00. I THINK WE’RE GOING TO SEE SOME LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOWFALL. THAT STARTS TO TAPER OFF AS YOU HEAD TO THE AFTERNOON. NOTICE HOW MINOR THIS IS AND HOW QUICKLY IT MOVES OUT OF HERE. I DON’T THINK WE ARE GOING TO SEE A LOT OF SNOW ACCUMULATION. BE AN INCH IF YOU ARE LUCKY. IT LOOKS LIKE MOST OF THIS IS GOING TO FALL ON THE I-70 CORRIDOR. TEMPERATURES ARE GOING TO BE SLIGHTLY ABOVE FREEZING TOMORROW AS WELL. I THINK THATS I GOING TO HELP CUT DOWN ON SOME OF THOSE SNOW TOTALS. WE WILL KEEP YOU UPDAT TEDHROUGH TODAY.

Chilly & dry Satur-Dey

Clouds will be on the increase today but cold and dry weather is expected for watch parties! A quick, minor shot of snow is moving in for Sunday.


Clouds will be on the increase today but cold and dry weather is expected for watch parties! A quick, minor shot of snow is moving in for Sunday.

Clouds will be on the increase today but cold and dry weather is expected for watch parties! A quick, minor shot of snow is moving in for Sunday.


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WLWT News 5 Chief Meteorologist

Cold With Lowering Snow Chances



WSNE 5. ASHLEY: ALL RIGHT. THANKS SO MUCH, JOHN. HOPEFULLY THEY WILL BE CHANGING THAT NAME PERMANENTLY. KEVIN,E ARE W PERMANENTLY STUCK IN THIS COLD AREA. KEVIN: YEAH. THE COLD WEATHER AND IT'S NOT GOING ANYWHERE UNFORNATUTELY. HOWEVER, I DO HAVE AN UPDATE ON OUR SNOW POTENTIAL ON SUNDAY THAT I'M GOING TO DISCUSS HERE IN JUST A MOMENT. LAL RIGHT. HERE'S A LOOK AT YOUR WEATHER HEADLINES. THAT'S RIGHT. IT'S STAYING COLD THROUGH THE WEEKEND. WE'LL BE LUCKY TO GET THOSE TEMPERATURES AVEBO FREEZING. I THINK WE'LL DO IT. ALL RIG.HT YOUR BENGALS FORECAST IS COMING UP. AND AS I JUST MENTIONED, I DO HAVE AN UPDAT ON OUR CHANCES FOR SNOW ON SUNDAY. SO RHTIG NOW, IT'S THE HERE AND THERE. HOW AUTBO THIS? 17 HERE IN CINCINNATI. 21 CURRENTLY IN NASHVILLE. BUT BELIEVE IT OR NOT IT ACTULYAL FEELS COLDER IN NASHVILLE RIGHT NOW THAN IT DOES HERE IN CINCINNI.AT IT FEELS LIKE 11 DOWN THERE IN THE MUCSI CITY. SO AGAIN, A FRIGID DAYOR F FOOTBALL. BUT UNDERNEATH SOME OF THAT SOUTHERN SUNSHINE, DOWN THERE IN THE TENNESSEE VALLEY, IT MAY ACTUALLY FEEL OK FOR THE AFTERNOON GAME. FORTUNATELY IT'S IN THE AFTERNOON SO THAT HELPS OUT SOME, TOO. ALL RIGHT. HERE'S A LEIV LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. IT IS FRIGID OUTSIDE. INTERESTING THE BREEZE UPON THE FLAG. IT HAS SWITCHED AROUNTOD THE SOUTH AND EAST. SO THAT MEANS THAT IN TIME, WE'RE SET FOR AT LEAST A LITTLE BIT OF A WARM-UP AND YOU THAT -- AND THAT YOU. BUT TEMPERATURES DROPPING CLOSE TO0 1 AS AN AVERAGE. SOME AREAS ESPECIALLY AWAY FROM THE CITY MAYBE DOWN AS LOW AS EIGHT OR NINE DEEEGRS TONIGHT. BUT MOST OF US THERE, SOMEWHERE BETWEEN ABOU 1T0 AND 15 FOR OVNIERGHT LOWS. HIGH PRESSURE IS SLIDING OFF TOWARD THE EAST. I AM KEEPING AN EYEN O A WEATHER SYSTEM UP HERE IN THE DABTAS. THAT WILL BRING US THE CHANCE FOR A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW ON SUNDAY. RIGHT NOW, WE'RE DOWN T 1O7 HERE IN CINCINNATI. THE WINDS ARE PRETTY MUCH LIGHT AND VARIABLE. THEY'RE REALLY NOT MOVING MUCH AROUND THE AREA. THEY WERE SOUTHEASTERLY LAST HOUR. AND I STILL THI TNKHAT'S THE CASE. WINDS ARE JUST VERY, VERY LIGHT. SO WITH THAT SAID, LOOATK THIS. DOWN TO NINE IN LOVELD.AN 10 IN HARRISON, 13 MASON WILMINGTON, 10 IN HILLSBOROUGH, WEST UNION, YOU'RE DOWN TO 14 IN DEALSBORO. UGH AND NINE AND IN -- IN MOUNT HEALTHY 11 IN DELH EXPIVMENT 12 IN HYDE PARK. SO IT IS TEETH CHATTERING COLD THROUGH THE NIGHT. SO WE'LL DROP DOWN TO ABOUT 11 HERE INHE T CITY. AND THEN EXPECT A NEIC WARM-UP TOMORROW. AT LEAST TOMORROW, WE'LLET G INTO THE 30'S. SOMETHINWEG DIDN'T DO TODAY. A QUICK CHECK ON FUTURECAST. SKIES TOMORROW WIL BEL MOSTLY SUNNY AND SOME HIGH CLOUDS ON THE INCREASE. IT SHOULD BE A NICE DAY. YOUR SATURDAY EVENING, PARTLY CLDYOU SKIES AND CHILLY. CONDITNSIO EXPECTED. HERE'S THE UPDATE ON SUNDAY. IT'S NOT SHOWING ON THIS PARTICULAR COMPUTER MODEL JUST YET, BUT I DO BELIEVE THERE IS CERTAINLY THE CHANCE THAT THIS AREA OF OWSN WILL BE EVEN FARTHER NORTH. AGAIN, THIS WAS MINOR TO BEGIN WITH. ANDT' IS LOOKING EVEN MORE MINOR IN THE -- AS WE GET CLOSER TO SUNDAY IN ITSELF. SO I'MEA RLLY THINKING RIGHT NOW IF SOMEONE COULD MUSTER OUT A HALF AN INCH OUTF O THIS, THAT MIGHT BE OWNED HHIG END NORTH OF THE MIGHT HAVE RIVER. AGAIN, THERE IS POTENTIAL THAT WE D'TON SEE MUCH MORE THAN A FEW FLURRIES OR A BRIEF SNOW SHOWER. KIND OF SIMILAR TO ATWH WE DEALT WITH EARLIER THIS WEEK AS THIS APPEARS TO BE ANOTHER SYSTEM THAT REALLY KIND OF SKIR THETS TRI-STATE. YOUR BEST CHANCES ARE NORTH OF 275. SO CLEAR AND FRIGID 11. TOMORROW, 32. MOSTLY SUNNYND A FREEZING. HERE'S A LOOK AT YOURAY D PLANNER. TEMPERATURES WILL INCH THEIR WAY TOWARD THE FREEZING MARK TOMORROW AFTERNOON. HERE'S YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST. ALL RIGHT. NOTICE I REMOVED THE WEATHER IMPACT ICON ON SUNDAY BECAUSE I JUST DON'T THINK THE SYSTEM IS GOING TO BE THAT MUCH OF A DEAL TO BE HONEST WITH YOU. I THINK IT'S MORE FLURRIES. MAYBE A FEW SNOW SHOWERS THERE. EVEN IF YOU PICK UP HALF AN INCH I DO THINK ON SUNDAY TEMPERATURES WILL CREEP ABOVE FREEZING. SO THAT WON'T BE MUCH OF AN ISSUE THERE. BUT OVERALL, ASHLEY, COLD IS THE THEME. NOT SNOW. BUT COLD THROUGH THE SEVEN-DAY. ASHLEY: IT'S SAD WHEN A

Cold through the weekend, with a few snow showers possible.

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Cold through the weekend, with a few snow showers possible.


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