A second meteor streaked across northwest Ohio Tuesday night, captured on video at the Indian Meadows service plaza. NASA analysis says the flash came from a one‑pound fragment that burned up over Saginaw Bay.

Clear and crisp this morning, a sharp warm-up will push highs into the 80s on Thursday before thunderstorms arrive late that night.

Cloudy and cool this Monday; a big warm-up pushes temps into the upper 70s by Thursday and sets up storms Thursday night.

Sunny, mild Thursday with highs near 64°F; a big warm-up peaks Sunday near 80°F. A cold front brings a chance of storms late Sunday and a sharp cool down Monday.

A few brief flurries are possible this morning; temperatures rebound into the 70s by Friday and the weekend.

Scattered snow showers and black ice will make parts of Tuesday morning’s commute slick in Cincinnati. Gusty westerly winds may produce spotty slick spots on bridges and untreated roads.

EPA will run five‑year reviews at 11 Ohio Superfund sites in 2026 to confirm past cleanups still protect people and drinking water.

Gusty west winds and scattered snow showers are likely this afternoon in Cincinnati. Expect small accumulations and isolated slick spots after dark.

Warm, windy Sunday in Cincinnati with highs near 74°F. A Wind Advisory runs from 11 a.m. March 15 to 8 a.m. March 16 and rain with storms is likely overnight.

A warm Sunday spikes into the 70s before a fast front brings rain and gusty winds late Sunday night. Much colder Monday with light snow possible.

Gusty southwest winds will ramp up across Cincinnati Friday, with advisories and warnings in effect. Secure outdoor items and expect travel delays.

Windy conditions hit Friday across Cincinnati, with gusts up to 50–60 mph possible. Secure outdoor items and expect travel delays.

Ohio will hold a statewide tornado drill on Wednesday, March 18, at 9:50 a.m. Many communities may sound sirens and run alert-system tests during Severe Weather Awareness Week.