DECENT.
RAND THAT IS SAVING ALL OF US.
EVEN YESTERDAY MORNING WHEN IT WAS 19 DEGREES, THE PAVEMENT WAS ALMOST 40.
YOUR BLACKTOP SURFACES ARE FINE, WHICH IS WHAT MOST OF US DRIVE TO WORK AND SCHOOL ON.
LIVE RADAR, YOU CAN SEE HAMILTON COUNTY, THE I-275 LOOP, THE PINK IS FREEZING RAIN AND TH RADAR SHOOTS INTO THE SKY.
THE AIR IS WARMER ALOFT, WHICH IS WHY IT IS TRYING TO SHOW SNOW AND RAIN.
IT IS ALL FALLING AS RAIN AND FREEZING WHEN IT HITS THE COL SURFACES.
SAME TO THE NORTH.
FREEZING RAIN THROUGH BUTLER AND CLINTO COUNTIES.
THE WEATHER SERVICE EXTEND THE ICE STORM WARNIN ALONG AND NORTH OF I 70.
IF YOU ARE TRYING TO JUMP IN THE CAR, HEAD OF 75 OR 71, YOU ARE CHASING THE FREEZING LINE TO THE NORTH.
IT IS INTO SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA.
WE ARE WATCHING THE TRANSITION LINE THAT MAKES ITS WAY THROUGH INTO NORTHERN KENTUCKY COMMUNITIES FIRST.
WE HAD REPORTS OF SLICK ROADS AS EARLY AS 10:00 LAST NIGHT.
FOR THOSE OF YOU IN KENTUCKY, YOU WILL BE THE FIRST TO SEE IMPROVEMENT THE NEXT FEW HOURS BUT IT IS FREEZING RAIN REPORTED IN LOUISVILLE AND LEXINGTON, EVEN IF THE RADAR SHOWS MORE
GREEN IN SOUTHERN KENTUCKY WHERE THEY HAVE TRANSITIONED TO RAIN.
THIS IS A TRUE WINTER STORM IN THE OHIO VALLEY.
WE HAVE FREEZING RAIN, SLEET, SNOW, AND RAIN.
YES, THE COLDER AIR ON THE BACKSIDE OF THIS WILL BE WRAPPING IN OUR DIRECTION THIS AFTERNOON.
FREEZING RAIN FOR THE NEXT FEW HOURS, THEN RAIN IN THE MIDDLE OF THE DAY AND WE WILL END WITH FLURRIES AS WE HEAD INTO THE EVENING HOURS.
LOOKING AT THE ICE STORM WARNI , THAT WAS EXTENDED NORTH AND NORTHWES IT INCLUDES INDIANAPOLIS AND DAYTON.
THIS GOES UNTIL NOON, SO BE AWARE THERE WILL BE ICY SURFACES AND ICY SIDEWALKS.
THE UPPER PARKING DECK AT THE STATION IS A SHEET OF ICE THE AREA ROADS, JUST WHAT.
THE WINTER WEATHER THREAT, IN SOUTHERN COMMUNITIES, YOU SHOULD TRANSITION TO RAIN AFTER 7:00 A.M.
NORTHERN COMMUNITIES, IT MIGHT BE AFTER 9:00 A.M. THAT WE TRANSITION TO ALL RAIN.
STATE ROADS AND ICY SERVICES WILL START TO DEFROST AFTE THE MORNING COMMUTE.
UP TO ONE THIRD OF AN INCH OF ICE.
THAT BRINGS DOWN TREE LIMBS AND POWER LINES.
THAT WILL BE THE CONCERN FOR THE NEXT SEVERAL HOURS AND THIS AFTERNOON, A RAIN-SNOW NEXT.
I EXPECTED ENGLISH AND NEXT TO TH TEMPERATURES THIS AFTERNOON IN THE UPPER 30’S.
SLICK BRIDGES OR OVERPASSES.
WE HAVEN’T HIT SUNRISE, THE GLAZE THE CARS AND TREES, CAUSING SLOWDOWNS THIS MORNING.
32 DEGREES RIGHT NOW WITH FREEZING RAIN AT THE AIRPORT.
IT FEELS LIKE 23.
THE NEXT FEW HOURS, FREEZING RAIN STILL DOMINATES THROUGH 8:00 A.M.
IN THE END OF THE MORNING RUSH, WE TRANSITION TO PLAIN OLD RAIN SHOWERS AS TEMPERATURES WARM ABOVE FREEZING.
35 DEGREES BY 10:00 A.M., BUT 39 THIS AFTERNOON.
IT WILL BE A COLD RAIN AND EVENTUALLY TRANSITIONING TO SNOW SHOWERS INTO THE EVENING.
FUTURECAST, I KNOW IT LOOKS PSYCHEDELIC, BUT WE ARE WATCHING FOR THE TRANSITION TO RAIN.
BY 7:0 SOUTHERN COMMUNITIES SHOULD BE TRANSITIONED TO RAIN SHOWERS.
BY 9:00 INTO CINCINNATI AND BY 10:00, PLANO RAIN.
COLD RAIN SHOWERS THROUGH THE AFTERNOON.
THAT WILL TRANSITION TO SNOW IN THE EVENING COMMUTE BUT UPPER 30’S.
IF ANYTHING, SLUSHY ACCUMULATION ON THE CAR AND COLD AIR SETTLES IN.
FRIDAY WILL BE DRY.
TODAY, A SEVERE WEATHER DAY FOR US.
THAT IS WHY WE ARE USING THE RED ICON.
IT MEANS THERE WILL BE IMPACTS TO YOUR DAY.
THE ICE STORM WARNING IS WHAT TRIGGERED THE CHANGE.
39 TODAY.
FREEZING RAIN CHANGING TERRAIN 7:00 TO 9:00 A.M.
TOMORROW, 4:00 A -- IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE GO