Monthly Archives: December 2012

A rain/snow mix is likely by mid to late afternoon in the Tri-State as a cold front approaches from the west. Through late morning, the only nearby reports of rain or snow reaching the ground have been in southwestern Indiana … Continue reading →

From October 2011 to April 2012, 5.6″ of snow fell in Cincinnati. Contrast that with the 7.4″ of snow that has fallen in Cincinnati over the last 10 days. In Cincinnati, more snow has fallen in the last 10 days … Continue reading →

Yesterday afternoon, models suggested 1-2″ of snow would accumulate in the Tri-State tonight through Saturday afternoon. The newest model data is more aggressive with the chance for snow, so forecast snow amounts have gone up. Recent SREF model runs have … Continue reading →

It will be cloudy tonight, but no rain, sleet, freezing rain, or snow is forecast until late tomorrow afternoon at the earliest. The latest model guidance continues to have accumulating in the Tri-State this weekend, but this will be a … Continue reading →

A large winter storm is on the way to the Ohio Valley later tonight and tomorrow. Like many storms in the Ohio Valley (especially where rain and ice mix in), snowfall totals are going to be tricky. There is fairly … Continue reading →

Computer models continue to suggest a large winter storm will soon develop in the Ohio Valley. Outside of very light drizzle or mist tonight, no precipitation is expected until Tuesday evening at the earliest. Near and after midnight Wednesday, rain … Continue reading →