Tomorrow is cold, but at least late week is warmer. Expect isolated snow showers tomorrow morning and Wednesday morning. Wind chills are below 10° for many Tuesday morning. The wind is noticeable the next few days.

Tomorrow isn't warm. 🥶 Isolated snow showers will end tomorrow morning, and partial clearing is forecast tomorrow afternoon. Isolated snow showers will be favored early Wednesday, isolated showers are forecast Thursday, and clouds will mix with sun on Friday.

Based on guidance trends, I'll extend scattered to isolated snow showers through tomorrow morning. Be alert for bursts of snow - heavy at times - through early evening. 🧵...

Guidance and radar data show bursts of visibility-reducing snow are likely this afternoon, providing up to 1" of accumulation on grass...but must will see little if any accumulation. A strong westerly wind and falling temperatures this afternoon will mean wind chills into the teens and 20s. 🥶❄️ 🧵...

Good morning! Today's Dimmich's Digit is 14. Through 8am today, March 2026 has recorded 14 hours of wind gusts 40+ mph — third-most for any month in the last 50 years in Cincinnati. And there are 16 days left this month! The wind is sustained between 15 and 25mph today with peak gusts around 45mph.

⚠️ JUST IN: A Tornado Watch is in effect through 3am Monday for Ripley, Switzerland, Carroll, Gallatin, and Owen County. This means conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms - including tornadoes. An additional Tornado or Severe Thunderstorm WATCH may be issued in the next few hours. ⚠️

Plan for rain and snow showers tomorrow. Expect partial clearing Tuesday, isolated rain and snow showers Wednesday, and isolated showers on Thursday.

Storms, wind, and minor snow accumulations are all concerns in the next 24 hours. We will deal with rain and snow showers on Monday and isolated snow showers on Wednesday. Wind chills are in the 20s and 30s Monday morning and rise into the 20s and 30s tomorrow afternoon. Monday is a windy day.

Expect a very windy evening and overnight before, during, and after thunderstorms move through tonight. Strong and severe thunderstorms are a concern between 10pm and 3am. Up to 1" of snow accumulates tomorrow. 🧵...

JUST IN: A rare High Wind Warning is in effect through 8am Monday for all of southeastern Indiana, portions of southwestern Ohio, and portions of northern Kentucky. Expect a sustained wind between 20 and 35mph with peak gusts up to 60mph while the warning is in effect.

Most of the Tri-State remains in a Level 2 out of 5 risk for severe storms tonight, especially between 10pm and 3am. Damaging straight-line wind gusts are the main threat; tornadoes remain a secondary threat.

Satellite data shows sun will be filtered over the Tri-State today. Observation and guidance trends suggest we'll reach into the 70s this afternoon before a line of showers and storms moves through between 10pm and 3am. Damaging winds are the main concern; tornadoes are a secondary threat. 🧵...

A mix of sun and clouds is forecast Sunday morning, and clouds will thicken tomorrow afternoon. Plan for scattered rain and snow showers Monday, partial clearing on Tuesday, and isolated rain and snow showers on Wednesday.

Trying out some new graphics. Feedback welcomed. Yay programming! Most of the Tri-State is in a Level 2 out of 5 risk for severe thunderstorms Sunday night, especially between 10pm Sunday and 3am Monday. Damaging straight-line wind gusts are the main threat, and tornadoes are a secondary threat.

With this update, I'll back off on cloud cover for this evening. Tonight and most of tomorrow are quiet, but thunderstorms develop tomorrow evening. Some storms may be severe. 🧵...

JUST IN: A Wind Advisory is in effect from 11am Sunday to 8am Monday for all in the Tri-State except Adams County. Expect a sustained wind between 15 and 30mph with peak gusts up to 50mph while the advisory is in effect.

Satellite data shows a mostly cloudy sky overhead, and clouds will tough to shake through midnight based on trends. 🧵...

Tomorrow's the calm before more storms (and wind). There is a severe threat Sunday night. We will deal with scattered rain and snow showers on Monday and isolated snow showers on Wednesday. Wind chills are in the 30s and 40s most of tomorrow. Sunday is windy, and Monday is breezy.

Plan for high clouds tomorrow. Stray showers will develop late Sunday, scattered rain and snow showers are forecast Monday, and clouds will mix with sun on Tuesday.

Wind gusts have topped 60mph in some parts of the Tri-State tonight. Winds will relax this evening as low pressure over the Great Lakes moves northeast, but guidance and satellite data shows we'll have an abundance of high-level clouds overhead through tomorrow. 🧵...

There are thousands of outages in the Tri-State now, and many have already seen wind gusts over 50mph. The wind will relax very late this afternoon and evening. At least we're warmer today! The temperature in #Cincinnati is running 11° warmer than 24 hours ago. 🧵...

Today's Dimmich's Digit is 50. #Cincinnati last saw a 50+ mph wind gust on 12/29/2025 (79 days ago). Peak wind gusts today will be around 55mph, and the sustained wind is between 15 and 30mph through early evening.

Clouds will mix with sun Friday morning, and a mix of sun and clouds is forecast tomorrow afternoon. Plan for thickening clouds Saturday, scattered showers and storms develop late on Sunday, and scattered rain and snow showers are forecast on Monday.

Roads are dry Friday, dry Saturday, and become wet in spots late on Sunday. Friday is a very windy day, and Sunday will be windy. Enjoy the dry time the next 2 days. Our next shot at seeing snow is Monday.

The wind tomorrow will be...excessive. It WILL NOT be Hurricane Ike, but there will be power outages. Peak gusts will be around 55mph. 🧵...

Satellite data shows ample sunshine over the Tri-State with early morning clouds to our east and clouds over the Midwest approaching. 🧵...

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Tomorrow's much colder but brighter. Enjoy the dry time the next 3 days. Our next shot at seeing snow is Monday. Wind chills are in the 20s and 30s Thursday morning and rise into the 30s and 40s tomorrow afternoon. Friday and Sunday are windy days, and Monday is breezy.

This is my all clear for strong and severe storms today. Showers and non-severe storms will be diminishing and ending over the next few hours.

The sky is clear to partly cloudy tomorrow. Clouds will mix with sun Friday, clouds will thicken on Saturday, and scattered showers and storms are forecast on Sunday.

Given the coverage of cloud breaks and radar/guidance trends, the risk for strong and severe storms will be very low through early evening. Heavy rain and lightning will be concerns through mid-evening. Expect a rapid fall in temperatures tonight as the cold front moves through. 🧵...

⚠️ JUST IN: A NEW Tornado Watch is in effect through 6pm Wednesday for all of northern Kentucky, portions of southeastern Indiana, and portions of southwestern Ohio. As a reminder, this means conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms - including tornadoes. ⚠️

We are NOT in the clear from strong and severe storms when the Tornado WATCH expires at noon. Expect filtered sun, more showers, and more storms 🧵...

⚠️ JUST IN: A Tornado Watch is now in effect through noon Today for the entire Tri-State. This means conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms - including tornadoes. ⚠️

9am short term update: clusters of storms over central and southern Indiana are strong to severe and moving east at 60-70mph. Damaging straight-line wind gusts are the main threat, but the tornado threat is low and not zero given ample wind shear over the Tri-State.

⚠️ A Tornado Watch is in effect through noon for all of southeastern Indiana, portions of southwestern Ohio, and portions of northern Kentucky. This means conditions are favorable for severe thunderstorms - including tornadoes. ⚠️

Cincinnati area roads are wet all day Wednesday and dry both Thursday and Friday. Wednesday and Friday are windy days, and Sunday is breezy. While there will be showers on radar Wednesday and Sunday, snow avoids us.

It's a big severe weather day near Chicago and to our west. Our threat for severe storms tomorrow is conditional and hinges on the coverage of showers and storms around midday tomorrow. 🧵...

Near record warmth is forecast this afternoon. With this update, I've removed showers and storms from the forecast through this evening. 🧵...

Today's Dimmich's Digit is 12. Through 8am, #Cincinnati is up to 12 hours in humid air (60°+ dewpoint) so far this year. That's the greatest year-to-date total since 2023. We'll be in humid air through late Wednesday afternoon.

Sunrises are are a lot earlier this week! It's just before 8am this morning in #Cincinnati; it'll be just after 7am a month from today. Sunsets are now after 7:30pm; sunset is 30 minutes later by this point in April. #cincywx Sunrise/sunset trends:

Plan for near record warmth tomorrow and a severe threat Wednesday. We avoid snow the next few days. Wednesday is windy, and Friday is breezy.

Plan for isolated showers tomorrow. Expect showers and storms Wednesday, a mix of sun and clouds Thursday, and stray showers on Friday.

Despite a mostly cloudy sky and isolated showers, tomorrow's record high of 76° set in 1918 looks to be tied or broken tomorrow. With this update, I'm getting more aggressive with cloud cover tonight. 🧵...

Satellite data shows lower-level stratocumulus clouds southeast of Cincinnati and on the nose of an upper-level disturbance. Given this, I will add some clouds into the mix this afternoon/evening and monitor trends throughout the day. At least highs are about 20° above average today! 🧵...

Good morning! Today's Dimmich's Digit is 104. There have been 104 hours so far this year with a 60°+ temperature in #Cincinnati. That's the greatest year-to-date total since 2017. Expect a few hours of 60°+ temperatures today, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

The sky is mostly sunny tomorrow. Scattered showers and storms are forecast Tuesday, showers and storms are forecast Wednesday, and stray showers will be favored early Thursday.

The same area of high pressure keeping us mostly sunny and dry today will keep us mostly sunny and dry Monday. 🧵...

Satellite imagery and area webcams show mid-level clouds moving east over the Tri-State with some high- and low-level clouds in the mix. 🧵...

Plan on decreasing clouds Sunday morning, and the sky is mostly sunny Sunday afternoon. The sky is mostly sunny Monday, showers are forecast Tuesday, and showers and storms are forecast on Wednesday.