Winter chill remains with early week snow on the way

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Arctic air holds its grip on Cincinnati through the start of the week, with another chance for snow in our sights. Temperatures will remain dangerously low, with the potential for 2-4 inches of snow accumulation on Tuesday, leading to slick road conditions.

Why it matters

The winter weather will impact commutes and daily activities for residents in the Cincinnati area, requiring extra precautions and preparations to stay safe in the cold and snowy conditions.

The details

According to the weather forecast, Cincinnati is facing frigid temperatures that will continue through the week, with feels-like temperatures near zero or even below zero in the mornings. While the snow accumulation is not expected to be as heavy as the previous snowfall, there is a chance of 2-4 inches of snow, with some areas potentially seeing up to 5 inches. The snow is expected to move in during the daytime on Tuesday and taper off by late Tuesday evening, but the impacts on the roads could continue into Wednesday morning.

• Overnight tonight, temperatures will fall into the single digits.
• Tomorrow morning, it will feel like 5 degrees below zero.
• On Tuesday, snow is expected to move in during the daytime and continue into the evening.
• By Wednesday morning, the snow will have ended, but road impacts could still be present.

What’s next

Residents in the Cincinnati area should prepare for the cold and snowy conditions by dressing warmly, allowing extra time for commutes, and being cautious on the roads.