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- Looks like attenuation from 40+ dBZ snow. TBOS (attached) and KENX have plenty of Z in that FGEN zone, so appears t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 2 minutes ago
- Cold air wins out in the short term. Warm air wins out in the long term. #cincywx Temperature trends/departures: https://t.co/OjAyAGL5fi 1 hour ago
- Scattered clouds this evening and overnight. Clouds increase and thicken tomorrow. #cincywx Recent temperature tren… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 1 hour ago
- Clouds and sun this afternoon. Scattered clouds this evening. #cincywx 10:45am clouds, afternoon/evening forecast: https://t.co/vvS3bxwR2J 6 hours ago
- QUESTION OF THE DAY: if you nap, when are you most likely to nap? I don't typically nap, but when I do, it's usuall… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 7 hours ago
Monthly Archives: March 2014
A Review Of Meteorological Winter 2013-2014
Winter is far from over, but the core of the winter season – December, January, and February – was among the snowiest and coldest on record. In fact, meteorological winter 2013-2014 was the 2nd snowiest and the 18th coldest on … Continue reading
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