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marker: let s get over to randi rico for the latest on the forecast. she will make sense of these cold weather for us. randi: well, it is february. it is called. snap we have had. every little bit of colder the winter, the temperatures two days later jump back up again. staying that way. speaking of snow this morning, flurries and snow showers coming off lake michigan rolling in our direction. not everywhere, but they may be tossing down a fresh coating. southern portions of the county, price town, newmarket, south of marshall, could see a light coating. you may see this good through sparta, head through folsom. along 127, a coat or slick spots. enough to coat the roads in a few part of towns, but not an issue for everyone. just something to keep in mind. temperatures in the teens, expect single digit windchills all day long. kyl, how are the roads looking? kyle: that are then yesterday, but watch out for re-freezing. if you see spots that look wet, they are probably i ....
we are talking about snow. not the situation we woke up to yesterday, but like lake effect snow showers are continuing. in a field spots the lake effect bands are willing through our area and could put down a quick coating on what were cleared roadways. let s look in southeastern indiana. you can see the deep blue north of warrensburg along 50 where there might be area seeing a quick coating. through southern portions of ripley county also. into southern pendleton county, falmouth, that is going east. area south of falmouth along 27 and 330 might have a light coating. you will not get huge up those roads and may be caused slick spots. and advisory until 10:00, but by noon the snow showers are done. temperature-wise, the cold is not done. starting in the teens, 15-degrees, but it feels like 3. at noon, 19 will feel like 6. we will keep the single-digit wind chill in place that out the day. it looks easier than yesterday. kyla: less time needed as you head out today. o ....
miriah: we are staying chili and we have snow showers lingering. looking south, you can see that it looks like flurries and flakes are making their way the visibility is down. miles. 2.5 miles in wilmington. in effect until 1:00. that is for the counties on the easternmost side. you can see the snow showers the upper-level trough is moving through. taking a closer look, you can see the snow showers moving through and pushing east. they will move out this afternoon and we are looking at blustery, cold wind. mark: right now, cincinnati police are looking for another hit and run driver. it happened just before 9:00 a 15-year-old girl was taken to the hospital as a precaution. dan griffin is in district one with the search underway. good afternoon. dan: good afternoon. cincinnati police are on the lookout for the driver. we are told the 15-year-old girl doesn she is being checked out a children s hospital. they are looking for a man driving a blue 1998 honda crv with tags ....
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mark: good morning, everyone. mark: good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i m mark hayes. lisa: i m lisa cooney. headlines are straight ahead. but first a check of the weather with wlwt news 5 meteorologist randi rico. helpless think warm thoughts help us think warm thoughts. randi: cold air continuing. we will make it out of the te ens today we have single digits. 9 in batavia. most places holding onto the low double digits. many more town start to dip into the single digits. the wind is very light, about 4 miles per hour. there is not much of a wind we do have skies that are clearing out across greater cincinnati. do feels-like temperature, between 2-5. at noon, 17, sunny and cold. expect a high around 23. lisa: this morning s frigid weather has resuleted in dozens of school delays, which are scrolling at the bottom of your screen. mark: the cold temps and low wind chill also puts firefighters at risk when battling fires like one overnight in batavia. wl ....