Monthly Archives: February 2017

Temperatures have been slow to rise today thanks to soaking rain. As of 11am, temperatures are in the upper 40s and lower 50s: Dewpoints are in the upper 40s and rising. These numbers will rise through the 50s and to … Continue reading →

Temperatures will soar into the mid 70s this afternoon with more sun than clouds. Today’s record high temperature is 72°, set in 1930. The all-time record high temperature in Cincinnati for February is 76°, set on February 10, 1932. As … Continue reading →

Before sunrise this morning, the Storm Prediction Center pushed much of the Tri-State into an enhanced risk for severe storms Friday: This is an upgrade to the risk from yesterday when the enhanced risk only came into Fayette, Union, and … Continue reading →

Early Wednesday morning, the Tri-State was placed in a slight to enhanced risk for severe storms for Friday. This should not be a surprise if you saw my blog post from yesterday. The enhanced risk is northwest of Cincinnati, and … Continue reading →

Strong and severe storms on Friday have been a threat in the Ohio Valley since Sunday. That threat is still there, and the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted much of the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes in their latest … Continue reading →

This morning, the Storm Prediction Center placed the entire Tri-State in a slight risk for severe storms on Tuesday and Tuesday evening: A review of the latest model guidance suggests there will be modest instability (in purple) over the Ohio … Continue reading →

The Storm Prediction Center has placed the Tri-State in a risk for severe storms on Tuesday, highlighted here: For this and all graphics below, Cincinnati is labeled with a green dot. What type of risk is this? Think of it … Continue reading →