CINCINNATI (WKRC) - Southeast Indiana and the northern part of the Tri-State saw a few inches of snow but the rest of the area was mostly just wet as people woke up Wednesday morning.
Bob Herzog said roads were snow-covered as he drove from the West Side to Local 12 at about 3 a.m. but by daylight, the snow was melted and rain moved in. Temperatures were above freezing.
Oxford saw three inches of snow overnight. Roads were covered with snow. Snow plows and salt trucks have helped clear the roads, so have warmer temperatures. Roads were only wet and "sloppy," said Meteorologist Paul Poteet by daylight. Gusty winds were keeping things chilly.
Heavy snow fell in Liberty Township overnight, blanketing roads in snow.
Kristen Cornett said that was followed by a wintery mix, freezing rain and then rain. Roads are just wet but sidewalks and parking lots are still slushy.
Lawrenceburg only saw rain, according to Jenna Cisneros. Even that had stopped for the most part by about 8 a.m.
Neighborhoods in the city of Cincinnati also saw some snow but it was cleared or melted by morning.
A winter weather advisory remained for Ripley, Dearborn, Hamilton, Warren and Clinton Counties.