Lisa good morning, i m lisa cooney. Mark hayes has the day off. Randi rico is here with a check on your forecast. Randi temperatures on the upswing today and tomorrow. We are hitting the 50 s. It doesn t stay that way. They will crash area that is the best way to describe it on sunday. As we look at the radar this morning, rain rolled in around 2 00 this morning and right now, rolling its way to the north. The leading edges in dayton moving toward wilmington. Temperature wise, most places are in the upper 30 s and low 40 s. The chance of any slick spot we have heard a couple of spots on the elevated services, but this is pushing with a warm push of air. If there is any limited slick spot, they shouldn t be lasting watching those showers lived to too hefty. Cvg. Now in florence and loveland. There is the breakdown today. 8 00 a. M. , rain showers, temperatures close to 40. At noon today, still soggy, 46. Not ruling out a stray sprinkle, but generally, cloudy and mild, a higher run 50. A
Ghostwrite took off today ghost ride took off today. Tammy has more. Tammy hundreds of people in the Cycling Community came out to honor Michael Prater. The ghostwrite took off from Lincoln Airport and ended here. In 600 cyclists came out. Everyone was gathering and after the ride a white ghost bike was near where Michael Prater was killed. It is a reminder for drivers to share the road with other people. The 42yearold worked here at the rookwood store. Investigators say melinda detectives found Drug Paraphernalia in her vehicle after the crash. There is nothing michael could have done. It could happen to anyone at any time. A gofundme page has been set up to help michael s wife and children. We have more information on our website. Courtis thanks a lot. The driver now faces the nuclear homicide charges. Let s turn our attention to whether and get a check of cincinnati s most accurate forecast. Erik not a bad day. We saw a bit of sunshine and temperatures above average for a change. No
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