Cincinnati is waking up to fog and mist Tuesday, with temperatures near 40 degrees around daybreak. The gray start should fade quickly, giving way to bright sunshine and an afternoon high near 72. It is a chilly opening act for what turns into a remarkably mild October day.
Foggy Start, Sunny Afternoon
Visibility was near two miles early Tuesday, so drivers may encounter a few murky patches during the morning commute. Skies should clear as temperatures climb through the 40s and 50s, with a light northeast breeze and no rain in the forecast, according to the National Weather Service.
Tuesday night will be clear and cool, with temperatures falling to around 43 degrees. Wednesday will bring another sunny afternoon near 71, while Thursday stays bright with a high close to 70.
Dry Weather Holds Through The Weekend
The latest outlook is a warmer update from Monday's earlier Hoodline forecast, with the mild pattern now holding comfortably into the weekend. Friday should be sunny near 68, followed by a mostly sunny Saturday around 70.
Sunday looks warmer again, with mostly sunny skies and a high near 72. Overnight lows will remain cool, generally ranging from the low 40s to upper 40s, so a jacket will still be useful once the sun goes down.
No Significant Weather Disruptions Expected
No watches, warnings or advisories are in effect for the Cincinnati area. With precipitation chances at or near zero through the weekend, the forecast favors outdoor plans, open windows in the afternoon and a steady supply of fall sunshine.
