Cincinnati is starting Monday with patchy frost and temperatures near 40 degrees, but the day is headed for bright sunshine and a high in the upper 50s to near 60. A Frost Advisory was in effect until 9 a.m. Monday in parts of Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, making it a morning for covered plants and chilly hands before the Ohio Valley gets a brief taste of spring.
Sunny And Mild Through Veterans Day
The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio, says Monday will stay dry, while Monday night turns clear with a low near 41. Tuesday looks even warmer, reaching the low to mid 60s under sunny skies, and Veterans Day should remain mostly sunny with a high near 64.
Clouds will begin building Wednesday ahead of the next weather system. Rain is expected Wednesday night into Thursday morning.
Rain And A Sharp Cooldown Arrive Thursday
Thursday will be the week's weather trouble spot, with rain continuing during the day. The high should reach only about 53 degrees, a sharp change after the mild start to the week.
Rain may linger into Thursday night, and Friday could bring lingering wraparound precipitation, possibly including wet snowflakes. Friday's high is expected near 44, with precipitation chances likely ending Friday night.
Weekend Sunshine Returns
The weekend looks quieter but decidedly cooler, with a high near 48 Saturday. Sunday's high is expected near 59, though overnight lows near freezing will keep the sweater season firmly on the calendar.
