Several School Districts Closed, Delayed Wednesday Due To Winter Weather

LIST: Several school districts closed, delayed Wednesday due to winter weather

STILL WATER. STILL COLD. YEAH, AND THAT DIVIDING LINE IS KIND OF THE OHIO RIVER. THE LINE ITSELF GETTING THICKER AS THE WATER SWELLS. SO GOOD REFERENCE POINT. I MEAN, IT’S RIGHT. THE OHIO RIVER ITSELF GETTING HIGHER. WE’RE GOING TO SEE THE OHIO RIVER CREST HERE JUST IN PROBABLY THE NEXT FEW HOURS. IT’S ALMOST AT ITS HIGHEST POINT. AND FINALLY, LIKE FLIPPING A SWITCH, WE’VE MOISTENED UP THE ATMOSPHERE. AND IT WAS LIKE GO TIME. ALL OF A SUDDEN ALL THE CAMERAS STARTING TO SHOW THE SNOW SHOWERS. SO SNOW IS FINALLY FALLING HERE. THIS MORNING WE WERE WAITING FOR IT. AND IT CAN MAKE AN IMPACT BECAUSE OF THE COLD TEMPERATURES. THAT’S IT. BECAUSE EVERY BIT OF IT STICKS, RIGHT? THIS IS NOT ONE WHERE IT MELTS ON THE ON THE GROUND. OUR TEMPERATURE RIGHT NOW IS 15 DEGREES. SO EVERY BIT OF THIS STICKS TO THE GROUND. AND THAT WILL CAUSE THE POTENTIAL FOR SOME SLICK SPOTS THIS MORNING. SO AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE RADAR, YOU KNOW, FOR THE LAST HOUR OR SO, WE’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THE ATMOSPHERE TO MOISTEN UP AND THOSE SNOWFLAKES TO ACTUALLY MAKE IT DOWN TO GROUND LEVEL. THAT’S JUST HAPPENED REALLY IN THE LAST 15, 20 MINUTES OR SO. SO YOU CAN SEE INSIDE CINCINNATI AND ESPECIALLY HERE FOR NORTHERN KENTUCKY, SEEING SNOW SHOWERS FROM THE AIRPORT DOWN IN THROUGH FLORENCE COMING DOWN PRETTY GOOD RIGHT NOW OVER TOWARD ANDERSON AND ALONG THE RIVER A LITTLE BIT FURTHER TO THE EAST, NEW RICHMOND. OBVIOUSLY WE’RE DEALING WITH FLOODING CONCERNS NOW. ALSO SEEING SOME SNOWFLAKES FLYING, NOT MUCH MORE THAN SOME FLURRIES RIGHT NOW TO THE NORTH OVER TOWARD OXFORD. AND WE’VE GOT SOME LIGHT SNOWFLAKES FLYING IN THE FAIRFIELD AREA RIGHT UP. I 71 MASON TO KINGS TO SOUTH LEBANON SYCAMORE. FINALLY STARTING TO SEE SOME OF THAT SNOW FLYING. AND IN GENERAL, THE BETTER CHANCES FOR A COATING TO MAYBE UP TO AN INCH WILL BE IN OUR SOUTHERNMOST COMMUNITIES. BUT WE COULD SEE THE SNOW SHOWERS NOW FALLING. AMELIA TO BATAVIA EAST INTO MORRISTOWN AND UP TOWARD AREAS LIKE HILLSBORO. LOOKING ALONG THE OHIO RIVER A LITTLE BIT FURTHER TO THE SOUTH, THE OHIO RIVER AT MAYSVILLE, AND AT MELDAHL DAM ARE CRESTING RIGHT NOW. SO A COUPLE ISSUES DEALING WITH TO DEAL WITH THIS MORNING, DEPENDING ON WHERE YOU ARE AND WHERE YOU’RE HEADED THIS MORNING, LET’S TAKE A LOOK. HIGH WATER AND SNOW. RIVER FLOODING CONTINUES. THE OHIO RIVER WILL CREST TODAY JUST A LITTLE BIT HIGHER THAN IT IS RIGHT NOW, AT 55.3FT AND DEALING WITH TWO BATCHES OF SNOW. ONE OBVIOUSLY, SNOWFLAKES NOW FLYING THIS MORNING AND ANOTHER BATCH COMING THROUGH LATE TONIGHT INTO EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. SO FOR THIS MORNING’S SNOW, THE FOCUS OF THE BIGGER PART OF THIS SYSTEM IS ACROSS CENTRAL KENTUCKY. THEY’RE DEALING WITH WINTER STORM WARNINGS. WE ARE ON THE EXTREME NORTHERN FRINGES OF THIS. SO OUR SOUTHERN COMMUNITIES HAVE A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY NOW THROUGH NOON. THOSE SOUTHERN COUNTIES SOUTH OF 7175 SPLIT COULD PICK UP ANYWHERE FROM A DUSTING UP TO TWO INCHES OF SNOW. OBVIOUSLY, SOME SLIPPERY ROADS POSSIBLE THIS MORNING. WHETHER YOU’RE HERE UNDER THE ADVISORY OR NOT. IF THE SNOWFLAKES ARE FLYING, THERE’S A POSSIBILITY YOU COULD HAVE SOME SLICK ROADS. SO FUTURECAST SHOWS BETWEEN NOW AND 9 A.M., WE’LL HIT OF SNOW SHOWERS MOVING THROUGH THE AREA. THEY FADE TOWARD ABOUT 9 OR 10:00. IT WILL BE QUIET BUT COLD THROUGH THE AFTERNOON. AND THEN AN ADDITIONAL ROUND OF SNOW SHOWERS EXPECTED TO COME THROUGH TONIGHT, PROBABLY STARTING AFTER ABOUT 10 P.M. AND YOU CAN SEE THEY’RE DEFINITELY MORE WIDESPREAD FOR THE OVERNIGHT HOURS INTO PROBABLY 5 OR 6:00 TOMORROW MORNING. AND ONCE AGAIN, TEMPERATURES WILL BE SIMILAR IN THE TEENS. SO EVERY BIT OF THIS WILL STICK. AND I THINK BECAUSE IT’S SO COLD, YOU COULD PICK UP A FLUFFY INCH OR SO OF SNOW IN SOME SPOTS FOR TOMORROW MORNING’S COMMUTE. THE LATEST ON THE OHIO RIVER RIGHT NOW AT 55.2FT, EXPECTED TO CREST LATER TODAY AT 55.3. BUT IT’S A SLOW DROP. YOU CAN SEE STILL FRIDAY MORNING CONSIDERED IN MINOR FLOOD STAGE. AND WHAT THAT MEANS WELL, IMPACTS AT 55FT LOW LYING AREAS IN ANDERSON, THE EAST AND CALIFORNIA TAKING ON WATER. WE KNOW RIVERFRONT LIVE GETS FLOODED. WE TALKED TO THEM YESTERDAY. BACKWATER FLOODING WORSENS AND SOME OF THE SMALLER CREEKS AND STREAMS AND RIVERS AND PARTS OF ROUTE 52 GET FLOODED. NEW RICHMOND, LUDLOW, BROMLEY, ALL TAKING ON WATER. HERE’S OUR LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE RIGHT NOW. THE AIRPORT FINALLY REPORTING SOME SNOW SHOWERS 15 DEGREES, BUT IT FEELS LIKE TWO EXPECTED TO HAVE THAT SINGLE DIGIT WIND CHILL THROUGH THE MORNING. THIS AFTERNOON, CLOUDY SKIES RIGHT AROUND 20 OR SO. IT WILL STILL FEEL LIKE THE TEENS. SO TODAY AND TOMORROW BOTH WEATHER IMPACT DAYS. THIS MORNING SOME EARLY SNOW SHOWERS. TOMORROW YOU’LL START. YOU’LL START THE DAY WITH THE POTENTIAL FOR A LITTLE BIT OF SNOW AGAIN. STARTS 10:00, EXITS BY ABOUT SIX. A FLUFFY INCH OR SO. SO BOTH TODAY AND TOMORROW MORNING WATCH OUT OF COURSE, FOR SLICK SPOTS. WE’LL WARM UP INTO THE WEEKEND. AND HOW ABOUT NEXT WEEK? 50 DEGREES BY TUESDAY WITH RAIN SHOWERS INSTEAD OF SNOW. LET’S GET OVER TO ADAM AND SEE WHAT ISSUES WE HAVE ON THE ROADS

LIST: Several school districts closed, delayed Wednesday due to winter weather

Several school districts across Greater Cincinnati are altering their schedule to due forecasted snow Wednesday.The inclement weather is forcing several school districts across the area to close or switch to Non Traditional Instruction days on Wednesday. SEE CLOSURES LIST HERE // SEE LATEST FORECAST HEREA Winter Weather Advisory is in effect through Wednesday at 12 p.m. for Bracken, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Lewis, Mason, Owen, Pendleton, and Robertson counties.We have snow showers flying this morning. This could lead to some problems for the morning drive. A dusting to 2″ of snow will be possible with higher totals near and south of the Interstate 71-75 split. This will have a sharp cutoff: North of Cincinnati, there may be little to no snow. Additional snow looks possible Thursday morning, which would be more widespread.A coating up to 1″ will be seen for most, with some spots having the possibility of seeing 2″ of snow. Again, impacts to the morning rush.There’s a warm up to look forward to! This weekend highs back in the 30s and we could be up to 50° early next week!

CINCINNATI —

Several school districts across Greater Cincinnati are altering their schedule to due forecasted snow Wednesday.

The inclement weather is forcing several school districts across the area to close or switch to Non Traditional Instruction days on Wednesday.

SEE CLOSURES LIST HERE // SEE LATEST FORECAST HERE

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect through Wednesday at 12 p.m. for Bracken, Carroll, Gallatin, Grant, Lewis, Mason, Owen, Pendleton, and Robertson counties.

We have snow showers flying this morning. This could lead to some problems for the morning drive. A dusting to 2″ of snow will be possible with higher totals near and south of the Interstate 71-75 split.

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This will have a sharp cutoff: North of Cincinnati, there may be little to no snow. Additional snow looks possible Thursday morning, which would be more widespread.

A coating up to 1″ will be seen for most, with some spots having the possibility of seeing 2″ of snow.

Again, impacts to the morning rush.

There’s a warm up to look forward to! This weekend highs back in the 30s and we could be up to 50° early next week!

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