Light snow possible Sunday morning for parts of Greater Cincinnati

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Light snow is expected to move into parts of Greater Cincinnati on Sunday morning, potentially causing some slick spots on the roads. The snow is expected to start around 4-5 AM and wrap up by mid to late morning, with accumulations of a dusting to around an inch possible. The best chances for snow are in the northern and eastern parts of the viewing area, including Hamilton, Mason, Batavia, and Mount Orab. Temperatures will remain below freezing throughout the day on Sunday, only reaching the mid-20s in the afternoon.

Why it matters

The light snow could impact travel and driving conditions on Sunday morning, especially for those heading to Super Bowl parties or other weekend activities. While the snow is not expected to be heavy, any accumulation combined with below-freezing temperatures could lead to slippery roads and reduced visibility.

The details

According to Meteorologist Sabrina Bates, the snow is expected to move in around 4-5 AM on Sunday and wrap up by mid to late morning. The snow will be confined to a narrow band, so not everyone in the Greater Cincinnati area will see it. The best chances are in the northern and eastern parts of the viewing area, including Hamilton, Mason, Batavia, and Mount Orab. Accumulations are expected to be light, with a dusting to around an inch possible. Temperatures will remain below freezing throughout the day, only reaching the mid-20s in the afternoon.

• The snow is expected to start around 4-5 AM on Sunday, February 9, 2026.
• The snow is expected to wrap up by mid to late morning on Sunday, February 9, 2026.