the temperatures. we re still looking at decent snow bands. a wash of blue means there is snow for almost the entire area. the deeper blue tones indicates heavier snowfall, especially into northern clermont and brown counties. blanchester is seeing decent snowfall from the 71 core, warren and clinton counties, that is where we are seeing heavier and steadier snowfall. i m expecting slightly higher totals for that area been for the rest of us. the 275 loop, where the northern portions were seeing issues, the southern portions, not so much. fight snow through hamilton county. the national weather service upgraded many counties to a winter storm warning until noon. winter weather advisory. when the warning expires at noon, the advisory will take over until tomorrow morning. 8:00, steady snow, and heaviest in the northern counties. at noon, the snow will get lighter and move out for a while. flurries and light snow off of lake michigan for the afternoon. yesterday, i was saying
road crews are catching up after this morning s snow. some areas got five minutes. lisa: more bursts can arrive during the evening commute. we are beginning with the most accurate forecast area forecast. randi: it has been quite the morning they time accumulate snow is over for us. we can add a little bit to those totals. as far as snow pile up in your backyard, we not going to see a lot more over the next day or so. we are looking it s snow showers continuing it. this is just north of the 275 luke. although it toward of middletown, another batch is coming down heavier on the state line crossing over into ohio. this will head toward ross and new haven. they are more like flurries on the west side as you head into he will see off and on rounds of light snow as we head into the afternoon. light is the keyword. lake-effect snow will get going as we head into the evening and we will have the potential for additional accumulation overnight. this is being dropped to an adviso
then warren county. and in extreme parts of hamilton county. that is where the heady the blue is where the heaviest snow fell. it is a very localized band. we had some fairly hefty snowfall. 4.7 around westchester mason around four. even towards the metro cincinnati severs. notice though on either side of really dropped off. only two inches up in middletown downtown cincinnati only an inch and a half. you can follow that into warren county here. over two around martinsville. we still have some flurries and snow showers a let you know when this will finally wrap up outside how much snow to expect tonight your drive home will be looking a lot better so far. there is a nice amount of snowfall in here jennifer schack is driving for us here the roads look really good for us luckily we are going to be with jennifer schack throughout the 90 minutes of news are newscast tonight. now to a developing story. sheree: alcohol and three teenagers in side only two would make it out alive
results coming in. what governor john kasich is saying about his chances today. wlwt-tv] [captioning performed by the which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] lookout for snow-covered snow continues to fall around greater cincinnati. closing for the day. this includes cincinnati public schools. thanks for joining us. i am mark hayes. we have team coverage as we deal with snow this morning. let s check on the forecast. we are still dealing with the snow. in some spots, it has let up considerably. southeastern indiana through there are some snow showers, that it is not very heavy. this is rolling into indianapolis in our direction. this is over the next hour to 90 minutes. in clinton county. we zoom on in. it has been clinton county and highland county where we have seen these snow ban nds overnight. it looks like this issue thing a little bit to the east. we are still not totally done with this system. the national weather service
this is wlwt news five. lisa: i m lisa cooney. but first a check of the weather with wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico. the good news, not a whole lot to scrape off the cars. over night accumulation minimal. let s take a look at the radar. as we take a peek on the radar, we re looking at cloudy skies all across our area. still dealing with larry s and light snow showers. areas to the east of the loop, snow showers moving through into southern highland county. additional coding on the roads, so you may see traveling on 68 between fayetteville, roads that were cleared may now have an additional coding. rolling to the east into buford and newmarket. into kentucky, another batch of light snow showers near the you can see the deep blue, even though it is a quick moving snow shower, is enough to coat the roads and toss down an additional dusting. we will see this through the late morning. a winter weather advisory in effect for the area should expire around 10:00. potentia