It is pretty minimal. Dry weather to start the day. The clouds will be rolling in ahead of the rain. This is a very large storm system. Severe weather down to the gulf coast states. Probably the easiest part of the storm. The chance for some thunder and lightning. We re with a marginal threat for Severe Weather. A slight risk in our extreme south and eastern communities. There is a chance for some damaging wind through the early to mid afternoon hours. Right now temperatures in the upper 30 s near 40 degrees. By noon the rain is on our doorstep. Through the afternoon, showers it will switch over to some flakes of snow. We will take a look at the timeline coming up in a few minutes. Tuesday. Necessary. Center north or south bound. 71 at pfeiffer, southbound, just a few more cars than what we re seeing northbound. Looking good at harrison. That is what we are seeing across Greater Cincinnati. We do have construction we will talk about coming up in a few minutes. Mark thank you. A shootin
Skies, calm winds right now. We are dropping into the upper teens right now, in quakertown, 22 doylestown, 24 in willow grove. So there is the change in the temperature compared to this time yesterday. Woke up yesterday morning, clouds, some snow around, and it wasnt that cold, but now were anywhere from about five to 14 degrees colder so we have to watch out for some areas of black ice. So we had the melting process yesterday, once again, temperatures well below freezing already. So, all those wet spots yesterday, were able to refreeze, so just use extra caution this morning, icy spots are hard to see early in the morning on the untreated surfaces, storm scan3, great, if you have plans to be outside today. Or maybe just traveling around, getting errands done, looks good. Storm scan3, clear skies, well have few clouds roll on in this afternoon, but overall mix of sun and clouds, cant beat 64 degrees this time of year at the shore, little more sunshine, temperatures in the lower 40s, th
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