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hoodline.com
From Freeze to Ease: Cincinnati Shakes Off Frost, Basks in Sunny 60s All Week
Fog and a sharp early chill greeted Cincinnati on Sunday morning, with a Freeze Warning in effect until 9 a.m. The payoff comes later: sunshine should take over, sending temperatures toward a comfortable high near 64 degrees. Frost Gives Way To Sunshine. At about 5:35 a.m. Sunday, Cincinnati's Lunken Airport...
floridaing.com
Vegetation Freeze Risk Hits Eastern Indiana and Ohio Sunday Morning as Lows Drop to 30 in Kokomo and Youngstown and 32 in Columbus and Dayton
COLUMBUS, OHIO — Freezing overnight low temperatures are expected across eastern Indiana and Ohio by Sunday morning, October 18, raising concerns for a vegetation freeze across a wide part of the region. Modeled lows show Kokomo and Youngstown dropping to 30 degrees, while Columbus and Dayton fall to 32. The freeze risk zone also stretches into western Pennsylvania, western New York and West Virginia. The good news is that after Sunday morning, temperatures will be on the rise.
WCPO
Feeling like fall in the Tri-State this week
Parts of the Tri-State woke up to their first frost or first light freeze of the season on Sunday, but the afternoon felt nice with mid 60s and sunshine!. The threat for frost will be much lower heading into Monday morning. Cincinnati will be chilly, but not as cold, in the low 40s. Kids will want heavier layers on for their trip to school. Valleys in more rural areas could get cold enough for frost, but it won't be common.
hoodline.com
Queen City Shivers: Overnight Freeze Warning Before Sunny Cincinnati Weekend
Cincinnati is starting Saturday with brilliant sunshine. Mostly sunny conditions will push the afternoon high to about 56, but the real weather shift arrives after sunset. Temperatures will tumble Saturday night, with a low near 33 and patchy frost developing after 3 a.m. The National Weather Service has issued a Freeze Warning from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. Sunday for the Cincinnati region and surrounding areas.
WKRC
Cincinnati forecast: Cold front brings wind and rain before chilly weekend frost
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — A strong cold front will bring scattered showers, gusty winds and sharply falling temperatures to the Tri-State on Friday before a much cooler, sunnier weekend. Temperatures will fall through the day as the front moves in. Expect scattered showers, wind gusts of 30 to 35 mph...
Fox 19
Get Ready for Wild Weather Friday!
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Scattered showers will continue for the morning commute and much of the day Friday. Winds will pick up and get very gusty as a cold front pushes through Friday morning. It will be a mild start to the day with morning lows holding steady in the low 70s.
Fox 19
Showers This Evening but Skies Clear for the Weekend
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Scattered showers will linger into the evening before exiting overnight. Temperatures fall to around 40 degrees by Saturday morning, but a lingering breeze should prevent widespread frost. Saturday will be dry with clearing skies and highs only reaching the mid 50s. You’ll want an extra layer for any outdoor plans, including fall festivals and pumpkin patches around the Tri-State.
spectrumnews1.com
Tips to stay healthy as temperatures begin to drop
CINCINNATI — When the temperatures begin to drop, Robbie Fuqua makes it a habit to pack extra clothes. “It bothers me a lot being that you get up in the morning; it might be 70 degrees, like today 60, to take care of that, what I do is carry extra clothing in my vehicle,” Fuqua said.
dayton247now.com
Falling temps and scattered showers expected Friday
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- A strong cold front clears the Miami Valley Friday bringing showers, breezy conditions and falling temperatures throughout the day. Temperatures start around 60 early Friday, but temperatures will fall throughout the daytime as cooler air slides into the region. Breezy conditions as well as scattered rain...
Fox 19
Spotty Storms Tonight with Gusty Winds and Falling Temps Friday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Friday will bring some of the biggest changes of the season so far. Spotty showers are possible through midday and late afternoon, but the bigger concern will be strong northwest winds. Gusts of 30 to 40 mph or higher could send unsecured outdoor items flying, especially Halloween decorations and inflatables. Temperatures will start in the 70s before tumbling into the 50s by the afternoon. If you have outdoor decorations, Thursday evening is a good time to secure or deflate them.