Communities closer to Cincinnati and the Tri-State area will get closer to four inches, while Dayton is forecasted to receive about three inches. North of Dayton is expected to see two to three inches of snow.
More snow is on the way for Friday. Two- to four-inch accumulations are possible. pic.twitter.com/8qIDNuiPoq
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) January 9, 2025
Snow will start early in the afternoon, but daytime accumulations will be light, according to the NWS. However, the evening commute is expected to be impacted by snowfall and motorists should drive cautiously and plan for slippery roads.
Tonight, snow chances decrease before midnight and come to an end in the early-morning hours Saturday. Lows will be around 20 degrees.
[4:00 PM] Additional snow showers arrive on Friday. Left image depicts onset/ending times. Right image is recent snowfall forecast. pic.twitter.com/W8dFIAPuvW
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) January 9, 2025
Saturday will be mostly cloudy with highs around 28 degrees, with a few moments of sunshine in the afternoon.
It will be a mostly cloudy night with lows around 16 degrees.
Sunday will be partly sunny and could see temperatures get just above freezing, around 33 degrees. However, a clipper system will move in late Sunday and early Monday that will bring bitterly cold temperatures back to the region.
Monday will start in the upper 20s before temperatures start decreasing in the afternoon. Highs will be around 31 Monday, but could drop down to the teens Tuesday and Wednesday.
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