Meteorologist at WCPO 9, Canton, OH native, Ohio State Grad. Opinions are my own.
Cincinnati, OH
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LOOKING AHEAD: A cold front arrives in Cincinnati Friday, likely without any rain, and drops us down into the mid 50s for the weekend. The mornings will also be more chilly than they have been lately.
ELECTION DAY🇺🇸: As you head out to vote across the Tri-State Tuesday, you'll get to enjoy a little more sunshine and temperatures about 15 degrees above average in both the morning and afternoon.
ELECTION DAY: As you head out to vote🇺🇸 across the Tri-State Tuesday, you'll get to enjoy a little more sunshine and temperatures about 15 degrees above average in both the morning and afternoon.
BENGALS: We're likely dry at Paycor on Sunday, but there could be a couple of isolated showers that pop up in the Tri-State during the day. Temperatures are still above average!
TRICK OR TREAT: The kids won't need the winter coats🧥, snow boots☃, or rain gear☂ Halloween evening in Cincinnati, but an extra layer might be a good idea under this year's costume👻 if they're staying out until 8. Have fun!
LOOKING AHEAD: Afternoons will stay about 10 degrees above aveage in Cincinnati for the workweek with a lot of sunshine! Mornings slowly warm through the week. Small rain chances return early next week.
WARMER SUNDAY: After hitting the low 70s Saturday in Cincinnati, we push a touch warmer in the second half of the weekend with a lot of sunshine.
HAPPY TUESDAY! I’m soaking up some Vitamin D☀️ on my lunch break today.
Can we just stay like this through winter?
When I wasn’t working this weekend, I got to hang out with one of my cutest friends, Lola! She said I did a great job keeping her water bowl filled, but I “need improvement” on meal frequency.
FALL FEEL CONTINUES: We are soaking in the sunshine across Cincinnati this week as temperatures slowly climb above average. While the afternoons look great, mornings stay chilly.
9 FIRST WARNING: A Freeze Warning has been issued from 1-9 am Sunday. Temperatures will drop into the low and mid 30s across the Tri-State, allowing some spots to see the first frost or light freeze of the season. Bring in or protect any sensitive plants you'd like to keep alive.
Sunday morning will be a 9 First Warning WEATHER ALERT DAY with parts of the Tri-State seeing their first frost or freeze of the season. Rural areas have the best chance to see a light freeze.
Protect or bring in cold-sensitive plants before heading to bed Saturday night.
FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL: Rain gear and extra layers will be needed across the Tri-State tonight. It will get drier through the night, but the hit and miss rain will still be out there. Rural areas could drop into the upper 40s in the 4th quarter.
