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Cincinnati breaks 98-year-old heat record as storms and frost threaten
Cincinnati reached 89 degrees on Oct. 13, breaking the previous daily high-temperature record of 88 degrees set in 1928. The record-setting warmth is expected to give way to thunderstorms, potential heavy rainfall and a significant cooldown across Greater Cincinnati. Overnight temperatures could fall into the 30s over the weekend, creating a possible frost threat. Residents should monitor National Weather Service updates for changing storm conditions and frost advisories.
WCPO
Tri-State temperatures tumble Friday
Areas that saw storms Thursday night will dry out overnight, and it stays mild into Friday morning with mid 60s. A cold front arrives Friday morning with scattered light rain, but there will be a number of us that don't need any rain gear heading into work and school. Behind...
eaglecountryonline.com
Record High Temperature Recorded on Tuesday
CINCINNATI - Mother Nature was in a summer mood on Tuesday. According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, maximum daily temperature records for the date of October 13 have been set. In the tri-state area, Cincinnati reached 89 degrees, breaking the previous record of 88 degrees set in 1928....
Fox 19
Fox 19
Showers Hang Around This Evening and Early Thursday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Tri-State is in for several rounds of significant weather changes over the next few days. Showers may linger across much of the area this evening, especially in out southern counties. Patchy fog is also possible south of Cincinnati overnight. Thursday brings another First Alert Weather Day,...
dayton247now.com
Rounds of rain moving in before cool blast of air arrives
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Another warm day expected across the area, but a slow-moving frontal system moves in today to bring showers and potentially a few storms by the afternoon with highs around 80. Scattered showers remain possible overnight with lows in the upper 50s. A break in the rain...
WCPO
More rain chances to end the workweek
The bulk of Wednesday's rain is now long gone, but we'll continue to see a few isolated showers across the Tri-State overnight and into Thursday morning. It will be cloudy and mild, only dropping into the mid 60s. A warm front arrives Thursday afternoon, which could kick off a few...
FOX59 / CBS4 Indy
Recovery efforts continue in Hagerstown 2 months after floods
HAGERSTOWN, Ind. — It’s been two months since historic flooding was observed throughout portions of Indiana. One of the areas affected was Hagerstown in eastern Wayne County. “Overall, it was 17 inches total is what we had here in Hagerstown,” said town manager Chris Lamar. With daily testing at the wastewater treatment facility, getting equipment […]
Fox 19
Strong Storms Wednesday Afternoon With a Cooldown Friday
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - The Tri-State is in for a dramatic change in weather over the next several days, with strong thunderstorms, potentially damaging winds and the first frost of the season all in the forecast. Multiple First Alert Weather Days are ahead as a series of weather systems brings an end to our unusually warm October weather.
WKRC
Tri-State breaks 1928 heat record before storms bring sharp weekend chill
CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Cincinnati beat a 98-year-old temperature record Tuesday as the Tri-State reached 89 degrees at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. The temperature topped the Oct. 13 record of 88 degrees set in 1928. That's about 20 degrees above normal for mid-October. The summerlike weather will give way to...
WDTN
More humid today with scattered showers and thunderstorms
Clouds increase today as a cold front moves into the region. We will see the chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms, which will be most numerous in the afternoon. Any thunderstorm will have the potential to produce strong wind and heavy rainfall. Tonight there will still be the chance of...
WKRC
90 Days Later: City leaders seek answers, fixes after heavy rain floods neighborhoods
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - It took only a few hours of heavy rain to leave some Cincinnati neighborhoods underwater, and city leaders are now weighing what can be done before the next major storm hits. A Cincinnati City Council committee received an update on flood-mitigation efforts Tuesday after parts of the...