Cincinnati Sizzles Saturday, Gets Soaked Sunday as Storms Roll In

Cincinnati is starting Saturday in the mid-50s, but the day will warm quickly toward 74 degrees before the weather turns unsettled. A few showers could arrive late Saturday afternoon, followed by gusty winds, thunderstorms and a much wetter Sunday across the region. Saturday Warms Up Before Winds Pick Up. Saturday...

Ohio gas prices jump 10 cents amid hurricane fears

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – With a hurricane bearing down on the southern U.S., gas prices could jump again, leaving consumers to face higher prices yet again just a week after a gas tax suspension. It’s the calm before the storm at both the pump and off the coast as the approaching hurricane slows down oil […]

BLINK forecast takes a turn as Isaias approaches the Ohio Valley

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The forecast hasn’t changed much, but the countdown to a stormy weekend is underway. Sunshine and comfortable temperatures will stick around through Friday before the remnants of Isaias bring heavy rain, strong thunderstorms and gusty winds to the Tri-State. Sunday and Monday are First Alert Weather Days, with the greatest impacts expected Sunday.

Some BLINK programing cancelled due to weather

Thousands of people from across the tri-state and around the world packed the streets of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky for night 2 of BLINK.

Dry today with increasing rain chances this weekend

We will enjoy another beautiful fall day in the Miami Valley. It is looking partly to mostly sunny and pleasant. Highs will reach the upper 70s. It does look to stay dry for high school football games this evening. Overnight will be partly cloudy and cool. Saturday will feature more...

Fog Lifts, Storms Loom: Cincinnati Braces For Soaker Sunday

Sunday is the main weather concern for Cincinnati this week, with showers and thunderstorms in the forecast. Thursday, October 8, starts sunny and warm, with a high near 78 degrees and light northwest winds. Saturday Is the Better Outdoor Window. Thursday night turns clear and cool, with a low around...

More Mild, Dry Days With Tropical Trouble Possible

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Our string of comfortable, warm and dry days continues. Enjoy mostly sunny skies with afternoon temps in the upper 70s both Thursday and Friday. It’s perfect weather to check out Blink Cincinnati for the next several evenings on BOTH sides of the river. Clouds will start...

Cincinnati sees sunshine Friday before rain on weekend

Cincinnati will experience sunshine and warm temperatures through Friday before rain chances increase this weekend. Remnants of Hurricane Isaias are expected to bring additional moisture into the Ohio Valley, with Sunday currently shaping up to be the wettest day. Residents should monitor updated forecasts as the storm system approaches.

Huntsville Utilities prepares for rain, wind ahead of storm system

Huntsville Utilities is on standby for rain the system will bring to the coverage area, according to officials who briefed Huntsville City Council members.

Isaias to bring rain to the Miami Valley

Tropical Storm Isaias is gaining strength in the Gulf and will likely become the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season. If the current forecast holds, the remnant low of Isaias will be able to bring the Miami Valley a round of rainy and breezy weather Saturday night into Sunday.

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Disaster recovery centers opening for those affected by August storms

Three disaster recovery centers are opening to help residents in seven Ohio counties designated for federal disaster assistance due to severe August weather that brought widespread flooding, tornadoes and significant property damage. President Donald Trump and the Federal Emergency Management Agency last week approved federal major disaster assistance for Franklin, Licking, Clermont, Hamilton, Morgan, Muskingum, and Perry counties. Preliminary damage assessments from multiple rounds of heavy rain, flooding and 17 confirmed tornadoes statewide between Aug. 10 and 13 found that at least 50 homes and businesses were destroyed, 806 had major damage, and 475 had minor damage, according to a press release from Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's office. Homeowners and renters who were affected by the storms can visit the three disaster recovery centers operated by the state and federal Emergency Management Agencies serving the seven counties to learn about available assistance. The centers and the counties they will serve are at the following locations: Reynoldsburg Community Church, 1636 Graham Road, Reynoldsburg. This location will serve residents of both Franklin and Licking counties. William H. Barker Community Center, 13047 Karl Brown Road, Roseville. This location will serve residents of Perry, Morgan, and Muskingum counties. Hamilton County Central Campus, 1701 Patricia

Seven Ohio counties hit by August flooding now qualify for FEMA individual assistance

Households in seven Ohio counties can now apply to FEMA for help with flood damage, after a federal major disaster declaration dated October 2. The declaration, numbered DR-4945-OH, covers an incident period of August 10 through August 22 and names Clermont, Franklin, Hamilton, Licking, Morgan, Muskingum and Perry counties. It activates the Individuals and Households […]

More Dry, Comfy Weather Into the Weekend

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Sunshine and mild temperatures continue across the Tri-State through the end of the work week, setting us up for several more days of nearly perfect October weather before a much wetter pattern arrives. Highs are headed to the upper 70s Thursday and Friday. That is great news...

When will it snow in Cincinnati? What to know about 2026-27 winter forecast

Fall is finally here , and with it comes the crisp, cool weather. Despite the region expecting warm and sunny days ahead, residents might be wondering (or worrying) about when one dreaded white, powdery substance will arrive: snow. Ohio is notorious for its "unpredictable weather." It should come as no surprise that the state's snowfall has been sporadic over the years. In 2025, parts of Cincinnati saw up to 2.6 inches of snow by Nov. 10, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, but Cincinnati has seen snow as early as mid-October . Here is when Cincinnati's first snowfall could arrive for the 2026-27 winter: When does winter start? The first day of winter , marked by the winter solstice, is Monday, Dec. 21 at 3:40 p.m. ET. When will it snow in Cincinnati? The Old Farmer's Almanac predicts this winter will be "colder than normal," with snowfall being "slightly below normal," with the snowiest periods occurring in mid- and late January, mid-February, and early March. How will Cincinnati fare? The Farmers' Almanac forecast for the Ohio Valley indicates Cincinnati could see its first snowfall in late November into early December . The timing of the season's first snowfall

9 Rainy-Day Spots In Ohio That Save A Family Weekend When The Forecast Turns

Gray skies just became the best excuse for a big family adventure. The forecast turns, the drizzle starts, and the whole crew stares at you for a plan. Ohio quietly hides rainy-day spots built for exactly that moment. Picture a unicycle gliding across a wire high above your head. Picture...

Warming up a bit, staying dry through Saturday