Month: February 2010

Another winter storm is poised to strike the Cincinnati tristate Monday and Monday night.  This will be another major storm with heavy accumulations, some wind, and major effects.  The snow will begin before dawn on Monday and continue into Monday night, although the heaviest snow should fall between 6AM Monday and 1PM Monday.   Details here.

Another winter storm is possible next weekend.

Long range models indicate that this pattern of cold and storms may continue for several weeks.  Details here.

With deep snow cover building throughout the Ohio River basin, spring flooding concerns are rising along the Ohio River and its tributaries.

Another major winter storm appears likely in the Ohio valley Monday.  Widespread snowfall of 4-6 inches now appears more likely with isolated 8 inch amounts possible.  A winter storm watch is in effect from Sunday evening through late Monday night.  While this remains a complex storm and the details could change, expect very difficult conditions again if the storm materializes.  Details here.

Yet another winter storm appears possible next Saturday.  An historic February in Cincinnati may be underway.

Cold weather will continue.

A weather system will move rapidly southeast out of Canada over the weekend.  Computer models have not been handling the storm well.  Currently, heavy snow is forecast to track south of the Cincinnati area, but that could change.  There is a chance of significant snow in Cincinnati Sunday night into Monday.  Given all the uncertainties, a current safe forecast would be 0-6″.  Stay tuned.