Clouds will increase overnight, though light winds will make the low temperatures of around four degrees feel more like minus three degrees.
[12:30 PM] Not sure if anyone still has any plants that are alive.... but the rest of the information is quite useful! Get ready for some very cold weather! pic.twitter.com/XALVpxRPHF
— NWS Wilmington OH (@NWSILN) January 8, 2025
Snow showers are expected to start Friday afternoon and continue through midnight. Southwest Ohio is expected to get 3 to 4 inches of snow. Most areas should see less than 4 inches of snow, but the NWS said it cannot rule out isolated cases of 4 inches.
There will be a lingering chance of show after midnight that will end by morning on Saturday.
A Winter Weather Advisory and a Winter Storm Watch is scheduled for the region from 11 a.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday
Motorists should plan for slippery road conditions and possible hazardous road conditions during the evening commute, according to the NWS.
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
Friday will be a few degrees warmer — but still colder than usual — with highs around 26 degrees. Overnight, temperatures will drop around 21 degrees.
Saturday will be partly sunny with highs around 28 degrees, followed by a mostly cloudy night with lows around 12 degrees.
Sunday could see highs hit 32 degrees, but will be mostly cloudy with a few moments of sunshine. A clipper system moving into the region Sunday night and Monday will bring bitterly cold temperatures back mid-week.
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