WEATHER FORECAST
Latest Forecast:
Tonight: Mostly clear skies. Patchy fog late. Low 33
Thursday: Increasing clouds. Overcast with scattered showers late. High 55
Thursday Night: Mostly cloudy with Isolated showers. Low 49
Above normal temperatures continue Thursday, with building clouds:
Southeastern Ohio has dealt with gloomy weather once again today, but luckily, conditions have stayed dry. Temperatures have also cooled down slightly today compared to yesterday, but highs remain above normal with temperature readings in the mid to upper 40s. The skies will remain overcast throughout the evening, before high pressure allows clouds to clear out early tonight. The skies will be mostly clear throughout the overnight, but patchy fog will develop late. Give yourself extra time, as reduced visibility will be possible during the morning commute on Thursday. Clouds will increase throughout Thursday, resulting in overcast skies by the evening.
A spotty shower will be possible after sunset, as a warm front lifts across the viewing area. Temperatures will warm up once again on Thursday, as highs will be in the mid-50s. A low-pressure system from the Southern Plains will move through the Midwest on Friday, bringing scattered showers throughout the day. Winds will also turn breezy from the south, as wind gusts will be around 20 mph. The warming trend will continue on Friday, due to the southerly flow, as highs will be in the mid-60s! We will need to watch the high closely as that’s close to the record high for that particular day.
Another low will move over the Buckeye State on Saturday, bringing widespread and steady rain for much of the day. Temperatures will warm back to the upper 50s and low 60s on Saturday, with wind gusts around 20 mph once again. The low on Saturday will eventually drag a cold front across southeastern Ohio by the evening, allowing temperatures to plummet overnight. Lows by Sunday morning will be in the low 30s, and highs will only reach the mid-30s. Lake effect moisture will take over the region on Sunday, due to the winter blast. Expect overcast skies and scattered snow showers, but we are not expecting any travel impacts.
Conditions will dry out on Monday, but lake effect moisture will keep the viewing area under mostly cloudy skies. A system from the Great Lakes will build late on Tuesday, bringing isolated rain and snow showers. Chances for rain and snow will turn scattered for much of Wednesday; however, southeastern Ohio will change to all snow later in the day. There are indicators that the viewing area could see minor snow accumulation, but travel impacts will be minimal.
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