south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch motorists are reminded to allow more time when reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. kara ots the t-s-a says they found an alarming amount of guns in carry on bags last year. found an alarming amount of guns in carry on bags last year. more than 26 hundred guns were confiscated... that's a 20 percent increase from 20-14. and this has been a trend for a while.. take a look at this graph, which shows a massive increase in seized firearms over the past ten years. the t-s-a is attributing the increase to stricter screening. mom,

still into the single digits. just now coming out in hamilton, lunken, crittendon, the same with batavia. winds out of the west breezy, about 10 to 15 miles an hour. here is precision doppler 12 hd. the dark gray pushing on the last bit is moving over batavia. it. that's it. it is not even rising much more than where we are right now. right about 13 degrees or so with a few more clouds. coming up, we're not only talking about more single digit temperatures on the way for tonight, but two winter weather threats in the planning forecast and it is coming up shortly. >> this year marks the 30th anniversary of the federal holiday martin luther king jr. despite the bitter cold, an annual celebration is underway right now here in the queen city. adam joins us. >> reporter: the celebration continues here at the hall. a lot of folks who participated in the march are here at music hall. just a very special day to pay tribute to the man who led the civil rights movement more than [singing] >> reporter: blustering winds, frigid temperatures, it didn't stop the hundreds who marched today to celebrate

snow totals and east loop including independence and batavia and brown county inches by 1am south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. toss to denise for traffic winter blast and we're going to be with you from the time the snow begins.. all the way through the end.. our weather team is all over it - and will give you the latest on air, on weather now app. airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter a good portion of the east coast. while we won't get the snow totals there....the snow is affect on local flyers... sara celi joins us live at cvg with a closer look... live airlines have started to cancel flights ahead of a dangerous winter storm taking aim at a good portion of the east coast. online flight tracker flight- more than four- thousand friday and saturday flights have already been american airlines said it was canceling all flights friday in charlotte. the carri

south of the 275 and east loop including and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. hamilton county including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. as the snow ends overnight into early saturday, temperatures will saturday will be dry with the high will looking ahead to welcome return on of 33. we climb into the low 40s by monday, but there will be a chance for rain and then a chance for a rain/snow mix monday night. carstar traffic denise does traffic motorists are reminded to allow more time when planning your commute. keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you to allow more brake time. give road crews the room they need to do their job. park off street when possible. winter blast the roads aren't bad yet... but people planning the roads aren't bad yet... but people planning to travel by air today or tomorrow a

snow totals south of the 275 and east loop including independence and alexandria and batavia and georgetown in brown county looking at 3 to 6 inches by 1am saturday . south and east of i 71 / 75 split including dry ridge falmouth maysville and mount olivet 6 to 9 inches. including cincinnati northern clermont and clinton counties 1 to 3 inches with everyone else north less than 1 inch. many schools have already cancelled classes today due to the storm. already cancelled classes today due to the storm. they're not taking any chances.... animation our jordan vilines how officials make the call. closings, delays and dismissals are rolling in to our a lot of places will keep the lights off in classrooms today. so simple choice... districts are now facing. the boone county one of dozens that made the early decision to close it's doors today. safety of students is paramount in these decisions. it's just as important to parents waiting for that early morning be sure and check screen or fox19 now dot com to see if your child's school is closed. the roads look like in your neighborhood ... or what y

batavia, steady rain, and through clermont county. richmond, alexandra, right along pendleton county dealing with rain showers. once the rain ends, you have about an hour or so before the temperatures start to plummet. s. back toward indy, 34. 47 to 34 and we will hang out in the mid 30' s most of the day. it feels nice and mild. jacket. you will want to bundle up a little more for the afternoon. it :00 a.m., the rate to be over for most of us, temperatures near 40 degrees. at noon, cloudy, breezy, 35. expect at 4:00, mid-30' s. it will feel like the upper 20' s. kind of have a little bit of whiplash because we' re going from 50 to 35. kyla: it can be tricky when you hit that high around midnight. things have gotten a little we had that police chase as farce the breaking news and you can see the background. that case has ended. this is a look at 71 and montgomery road in kenwood. it is off to the shoulder. maybe taking up some of the ramp, but not blocking any travel lanes and traffic is able to move past. 74 at harrison, things look

batavia even with some, connorsville, aura, still quiet, finally late afternoon, we begin to see that pivot toward downtown cincinnati. the snow starts, depend look at how it winds up, think that in the mind early in the storm by 8:00 it pivots back past 71. some areas north and west, we're going to get some snow in hamilton, not a great deal. 25 is the snow. lingers a little longer in the eastern counties. here is one model. west. two inches in cincinnati, but it east. it amounts to nine inches from maysville down to mount olivet. that is one model, here is another model. constantly, light amounts north and west, 3.7 in cincinnati. look at that some amounts over 10 south and east. here is the forecast as we look at all the data giving the most probable outcome, less than an inch as we head to the north and west around 1-to-2 ver ailes, 2-4 inches across the chunk of northern kentucky at central claremont, 4-6, owing ton dry ridge, augusta, there's the 6 plus around the maysville area where we are going to get hit the hardest with the storm. 30 tomorrow, maybe flurries early, partly c

and morning view. this is going to continue to cross the river and move through the other side of batavia in the 15-20 minute half hour. most of franklin county with moderate rain and heavier pockets of rain indicated by the one city included oxford getting into the heavy rain. that will continue to move northeast of town. mylan and jacksonville to east enterprise. heavier pockets of rain, east of thal mus and more rain moving into highland county. most of brown county and the western half of adams county under some moderate rain right now. it is moving to the north and east. and after this, we will slowly start to see the rain showers taper down. again, it does change to a little bit of snow activity. very light in nature. we will be tracking that coming in 10 minutes. rob, back to you. >> thanks very much. three more men were arrested. demarche demarchecus was charged. along with justin cook, who was already charged. and police found 18-year-old apparent burglary in his home in cincinnati columbus road in westchester wednesday afternoon. >> this is not a random chosen person or resident

temperatures. we stay in the 40s in the period. hamilton, middletown, you guys are at 50. 47 and batavia, have the winds in the south that are helping to kick in some of the milder air that's making it feel a little cooler much hey, wind chills in the 40s, we'll take it. in the next 12 hours, expect temperatures to stay in the mid-upper 40s. showers from now, starting from 6:00 to 7:00 in the early morning hours from tomorrow. if you're an early morning commuter, you may run through those. and we'll track more rain on the way and your chance of flurries in the seven-day forecast in about seven minutes. >> and if you filled out the gas tank, prices they have keep falling. we found gas falling $1.25 in the circle k in redding. aaa says the national average is $1.83 a gallon much the price of crude oil rebounded last week. some say the gas prices will be going back up in the next couple of days. dollars again today. it's kind of a double edged sword. >> my gas is costing less than my coffee habit. >>> first at 4:00, looking into >>> the winter weather could . >> right around 5:30 this morni

you may run into a heavier band a touch heavier towards batavia as well. most of this is very light and kind of a nuisance. this rain continuing. the back edge 8:00 into downtown and temperatures will fall off of a cold front arriving 11:00 tonight. we will drop between 10:00 and midnight tonight. and a touch of moisture still , a couple of flurries possible on the backside of this. most of this will be in the form of rainfall. nothing too impressive. it goes along with the year as well as. a south wind at seven miles an hour. our cold front coming through tonight. we will be left with highs only in the mid-30' s tomorrow. it gotten used to a little bit more. today we are near 50 degrees again. with the cloud cover. i think it will be very limited. that is when the next system arrives and will gather moisture ahead of a strong cold front. by late afternoon to evening, a couple of snow showers and a few heavy temperatures, that will end the weekend later. tomorrow morning, the cloud cover, a flurry or two possible. it will be very limited. i think a good am

sky and calm wind , temperatures will have no problem falling across the area. wilmington. 17 in batavia. already down to 15 with a nice cold ground already with support accumulating snow. at least breeze so we don' about wind chill' it could be a couple snow makers this week. it will probably be snow-covered in terms of amounts at this also along the east coast, too. again, we have snow tomorrow and keeping a close eye on the potential for something bigger on friday. sheree: a big day for pete rose and cincinnati. finally getting into the reds hall of fame. they are number five and meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. they even made it easy to switch with a one hour arrival window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, tv, and phone. plus free installation, with a one hour arrival window, tv equipment and epix included. >> a not going to save the second-best thing becau

winds out of the north ath 11 and you can see the salt working very well in main street, batavia. this is what it looks like on doppler radar. first of all, the counties begin whittling back the weather advisories from the west, and as the storm moves off to the east they'll start dropping off of these, but overall it looks like we are pretty much out of the woods. but the area that was hardest hit, you can see the snowshower act of continuing to move towards the west, kinds of opposite of what you memorial normally think but also weaken as it does and there's not much left. the reason for that is the storm is heading over the play shan mountains and out of this -- appalachian mountains and out of this part of the country. still some snowshowers left. not much in the way of accumulation but watch out for an icy spot developing as you get that skim of ice on untreated roads and other than that things are looking better as we head on into the weekend. we'll talk about accumulations alert on in the show and give you the seven-day later on, also. >> thank you, steve. knox neen's mike

we're in the 30s and 40s, quite a range of temperatures, valid a little, hamilton 37, wilmington and batavia checking in the low 40s, there's no rain on radar, at least not around here. here is what is i'm watching, showers coming into western kentucky, that will arrive by later this morning, and i can't rule an isolated shower from 8:00 until 12:00, the better chance of rain comes in the an, 84 at noon, and 83 at 4:00, with rain becoming likely as we go into the an. the weekend turns colder and really cold next week. i'm going to step interest next week's rain, and look at the weekend,let go to jen with a check on morning traffic. >> reporter: morning traffic has been quiet right now. we do have one issue and it's the water main preak and as we our photographer adam roberts shot earlier, you can see that while there's a water main break, that got on the roads there, you can see the traffic going through. there's one lane going, and open in each direction, getting close to clearing, right now traffic may slow you down just a tad. our producer is going to call and see when that will be comple

zero, and those windchills had been subzero at times, 3 below, lufkin, two hamilton, and 2 below at batavia and we're going to see a bitter cold morning throughout the tri-state. won't get above freezing today with temperatures expected in the upper 20s, quiet weather today, you're going to notice cloud cover increasing later this afternoon, and that's ahead of another storm system that will bring more snow into the picture tomorrow. no, we're not talking much, maybe an inch or two, but the timing could be bad with some of the snow coming tomorrow morning. another cold blast will follow that as we get into the middle of the week. 7 degrees at 8:00, sunshine to start the day. the low 20s at noon with a gradual increase in clouds and by late day, we're up around 27 degrees. skies will become mostly cloudy late this afternoon into this evening, 8 here in cincinnati, add a little wind into the mix, 15 below at the windchill at chicago. there's bitter cold air across the region. clouds overnight moving out but more clouds on our heels coming back into illinois, indiana, and iowa. this is a part

``temperatures are down in the ``single digits from batavia, mt. ``orab and peebles. ``six degrees in hillsboro. ``temperatures between 10 and 13 ``degrees across northern ``kentucky. ``harrison is at nine degrees. ``these are air temperatures, not ``wind chills. ``we have light winds, mostly ``clear skies. ``look at citycam. ``some of those clouds moving ``through that are very thin, not ``going to cause any problems. ``don't think they'll block any ``sunshine this morning. ``another look toward the horizon. ``we do not see any obvious fog. ``looks like maybe a little ripple ``in the far horizon may indicate ``some little bit of fog. ``so far, lunken has had a ``visibility of five miles. ``haven't seen anything specific ``on the east side. ``winds are calm. ``the air temperature matching the ``wind chill. ``the humidity is high. ``those light winds and high ``humidity allowing isolated fog ``this morning. ``the clear skies for everyone ``along that temperature to ``plummet, especially in snow ``covered ground. ``single digits and below zero ``temperatures have been n

``we're at 5 in batavia, 4 in ``peebles. ``with the snow cover, ``temperatures have dropped off a ``little bit colder. ``even the snow cover for northern ``kentucky, but we're still ``getting temperatures 10 to 14 or ``15 degrees. ``a cold start for everyone this ``morning. ``you can see on citycam, it's not ``the crystal clear look when we ``normally have ten miles for the ``visibility. ``it's dropped back a little bit. ``a touch of fog this morning. ``humidity is high. ``winds are light. ``that's good news for the wind ``chill. ``it's matching the air ``temperature at 13 degrees. ``humidity at 84%. ``a look across the region. ``we have a couple of spots in ``southern kentucky where the ``temperature has dipped below ``zero because of the blanket of ``snow. ``right now, london, kentucky, at ``cold air out there. ``a snow cover across kentucky ``will actually impact our ``temperature for highs tomorrow. ``for today, not too much of a ``variation of our winds. ``they should stay fairly light. ``as they return out of the south

being reduced in peeples. under two miles in mayesville. visibilities are maxed out as 10 miles. batavia and hillsboro points to the northwest. snow is not each reaching the ground at least in part. with time, visibilities will be coming down. i haven't made a lot of changes to the snowfall forecast that you saw earlier today on good morning cincinnati. in southwest ohio two to four. four to six, owenton. south of hillsboro. six plus in mayesville. we've got a lot to track. the intensity of snow picks up through the afternoon. tonight and the weekend looks much quieter, we'll take a check of live doppler 12 hd and take you through the hour-by-hour forecast again in about 10 minutes. >> one of the first counties that will be affected in our area is grant county and local 12 meteorologist brandon orr has been out driving around the roads all morning long. he joins us live with the latest with a picture of what's happening there. good afternoon, brandon. >> reporter: hey, john. we're on route 22. you can see the roads. there are at least some tire tracks, but we're maybe at a half inch at m

current temperature 17 in batavia, 22 and brooksville, 12 at southeast indiana. cvg we are looking at 16 wins at 60 miles per hour giving us a temperatures are continue to fall. the temperature will not be quite as high. it will be breezy enough. our windchill will be between a minus five and -15 tomorrow morning. it will go from 5 a.m. tonight in till 1 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. we' re seeing cold air and northwesterly winds opening up the arctic for us. the one sort of highlight is high pressure moving in. monday and tuesday are going to be sunny just not warm. so tonight , temperatures cincinnati. eight degrees amazing, for in springville, 4 in maysville. between about minus five and 10 below zero. dress warmly tomorrow. frostbite can happen. take care of yourself, take care of your pets. tomorrow morning, starting up at five degrees. we will go up to 60 degrees. we' ll see some sunshine. futurecast showing cloudy skies tonight as we head into tomorrow morning, we are eventually going to clear out the clouds. a nice sunny afternoon. trend. high pressures with u

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talked to senator rob portman today while he was at the community alternative sentencing center in batavia about what is being done to bring him home. "i assume that there are ongoing discussions, from what i've hear, but i don't know." now portman says he has been in direct contact with warmbier's family and the state department. according to a china-based travel agency, warmbier is being held over an unspecified incident at his hotel before he was scheduled to board a flight for beijing on january 2nd. an inependence man is facing two counts of murder following a new years eve crash that killed two people. he appeared in court via video this morning. medical records show that 57-year old mark huffman had a blood alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit at the time of the crash that killed ella and david mcnay, along with opiates and other drugs. now, a warrant from driving prior if found guilty, years or life in count. right now gas prices continue to fall across the tri- state.. and right now... on fox19now dot looks like the a gallon at evendale. we saw those low as well... we

upper 30s to around 40 degrees. the airport, lunken and hamilton all at 40. 37 at wilmington and 39 batavia. winds are gusting over 20 miles per hour at times. the wind chills are still in the 20s to low 30s. nothing is showing up on radar around here. clouds from this morning are moving out of the picture. we'll see some sunshine, there's another disturbance dropping in from wisconsin that will bring a chance for a shower. with increasing clouds and a chance for a shower late this afternoon into the evening. it may mix with a few flakes of snow as we dip back into the upper 30s. coming up in weather, it is going to get colder before it gets warmer, a big january fall extended forecast. more on that in your complete minutes. >> the tri-state is full of reds fans but two in particular stand out today. tina and jack are the winners of the takeover contest. the caravan rolled up to their home in bright today. >> the reds caravan made its first stop here in bright, indiana to meet the winners of damon. the couple was very excited to say the least. >> i saw it on my e-mail and i said, wow, that

toward batavia and sterling, some moderate snow showers as you head to bracken county, also down to robertson county, mason county in kentucky, the snow has been a problem for hours today. it will continue to be a problem well into tonight. adams county, even down toward manchester, occult roads and out into brown county too. we will keep a look on the radar. the more northern extent of the system has been -- we have been very transparent about it. that is why, north of cincinnati were only in the minor chance for snow potential. some of you will get nothing. as you continue to the east and battle potential is. into 2 inch to 5 inch range. that is turned to pick up into the 6 inches plus territory out in adams county and mayes county. in southeastern indiana, you were in that minor territory. let's look at the radar and what is left for the rest of the evening. feeling at times as the dry air throws them apart. 8:30. snow is still east and southeast of town. that will be the case at 10:30 tonight. the winter storm warning is still in effect. for a large majority of the area. if we see any of

moving toward goshen and batavia. it is starting to pick up along the state line and down toward harrison, right on the indiana state line. expect the snow to be with us not moving out until lunchtime. the advisory has been extended to the entire region, except for fayette and union counties. it is not a big snow. some messy spots could be possible. 8:00 a.m., 17 degrees. buy new, 21 -- by noon. still, no change as far as what we should see today out of the snow. lisa: thank you. our team coverage of winter weather continues with a check on how cincinnati and northern kentucky road crews are making sure local roads are safe. wlwt news 5' s dan griffin is live with a closer look. good morning. dan: snow showers starting to come down or flurries which are moving along just fine but we are seeing more flurry activity and the road crews have been out there with the snow trucks, pretreating the roads and getting everything ready. northern kentucky crews started last night and are salting and pretreating the roads. take a l

here. this is the air temperature. a lot of us falling in the teens from liberty, brookville to and batavia, at 17. alexandria at 18. the cold air will continue to push southward. some of us, like owington, thalmus and mazeville. windchill, makes it feel like the single digits, if not below zero in someplaces. we have the windchill advisory. fayette and union county, through 11:00 tomorrow morning. windchills could get as low as 12 below. especially if you head tomorrow morning and work outside. take some breaks in the heat. in the last few hours, will see the clouds clear out. that means the temperatures will be falling in the single digits pretty quickly. we're dry on radar. live doppler hd stays quiet. 12 by 9:00. dim -- digits. windchills will be at or below zero through tonight and through tomorrow morning. 18 by noon. and we'll continue to see winds around 5-10 miles an hour, throughout the afternoon, out of the southwest direction. we start off with some clouds. excuse me, we start off with some sun and we end up with some sun. we start off in the single digits. we will have increasi

clermont county airport. visibility under a quarter of a mile at the clermont county airport near batavia. this is all white to moderate snow in white. south of alexander and clariville. 75. very simple, if you get inside one of these snow squall, you need to slowdown, get to the nearest exit and get off the road. wait until the snow squalls exit your area. i would recommend just staying at home, especially if you're in northern kentucky or southwestern ohio out ahead of the snow squalls, wait until you have flurries like from dillsboro up to hamilton and visibilities trend up. if you live to the east or to the south, or southeast of cincinnati. snow squalls are coming through your area now or they will likely come through your area, wait until they come through. give it another hour or so and i think we're seeing rapid improvement for conditions. temperatures will fall into the 20s this afternoon. we'll actually see some sun flurries and snow showers come to an end this afternoon, the sky will become clear to mostly clear this evening with the larger loop shows snow squalls and snow show

plenty cold for snow, and that will not change for friday. 19 in mason and batavia. 23 about warsaw. most of the area right around 20 degrees. here is a look at the winds. this will be important to her northeasterly winds feeding into the ohio valley. so we will keep the cold and in place. it will also help keep the snow a little bit farther south for many of us. cold air feeding into the ohio valley. tonight, down around jackson, mississippi. if you notice, you see rain changing to snow across arkansas and into east texas and louisiana. this will go up the spine of the appellations. look at the area being impacted. blizzard warnings. two feet of snow likely in washington, d.c. it is best if you do not travel, especially south and east of cincinnati. in kentucky or south central ohio, travel will become impossible at some point tomorrow night. winter storm warnings all the way back down towards the memphis area. wenzhou storm warnings in effect for parts of the wlwt of ealing area. this is where the snow will have the greatest impacted west union, waynesville, mount olivet, maybe eve

batavia, 29. wilmington and hillsboro, 20 30 in falmouth. the cold front they came through before sunrise they dropped temperatures is now off in the a chilly northwesterly flow. the cloud cover sneaks from towards jefferson city, and now around the des moines area. this will probably take all night tonight and during the day tomorrow to move its way into the ohio valley. here is futurecast. starting cloudy tomorrow. some sunshine -- it is tricky how quickly we will get rid of the clouds. if they linger longer, we will be on the cooler side. i will be optimistic. a weak front trying to sneak in tomorrow night. i would not rule out a passing flurry or two. but warmer weather is coming this weekend. as we head into the weekend, this green represents much milder air. looks like we' re about to go through a weather pattern change once again. it will not be quite as warm as december, but i think early february will start off unseasonably mild. 25 for low tonight with a chilly breeze. tomorrow, sunshine returns. highs about the mid-30' s. 26 at 8:

drive.it's taking place tomorrow at mount carmel christian church in batavia. those interested are encouraged to stop by between ten and three.all you have to do is swab the inside of your cheeks to see if you are a match. helping those who need it most. as the water crisis continues state is doing it's part to , good morning...i'm timyka artist and i'm jason adams adams expect partly cloudy skies today with very warm temperatures after a chilly start. we'll start around 30, but quickly climb up to 56 by the afternoon. winds will be breezy out of the south. tonight, lows fall into the low to mid-40s, which is well michigan governor rick snyder signed a 28 million dollar aid bill to combat flint's ongoing water crisis. but help from those right here in the tri- state is coming today. 9 on your side's kristen swilley joins us live with how you can help out. it's something most of us take for granted: clean, fresh drinking water... but for many continue to deal with contaminated water. the norwood police department is helping out. now, as we've shown you they aren

drive.it's taking place this morning at the mount carmel christian church in batavia. those interested are encouraged to stop by between ten and three.all you have to do is swab the inside of your cheeks to see if you are a match. pink was in style at u-s bank arena last night...that's where the cincinnati cyclones' gleaming ice rink turned a lovely shade of rose! rose!the 'pink in the rink' event raised thousands of dollars for the 'pink ribbon girls'.that's a local organization that provides services like rides, meals, and housecleaning to women undergoing breast cancer treatment.along with the pink ice ... the cyclones sported pink jerseys for their game against the quad-city mallards those pink jerseys were auctioned off to fans after the gameall the money raised will go to the pink ribbon girls. "if it's a dollar or a thousand dollars it really makes a difference to women right here in cincinnati area. will probably bring in several thousand dollars. i mean even a thousand dollars donation helps us serve about a 100 meals to women and their families."trt: 15 secke

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batavia, clermont county, alexandria, to will and stem -- to williamstown. temperatures did not do the job in terms of whatever was left over of the snow, so some of these showers tonight certainly will. tuesday morning, gloomy skies when you wake up. it is my old right now. step outside for some mild weather, close to 50. tomorrow morning. it will be blustery and colder, down into the 30' will stay in top the 30' day long. very chilly tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow evening. do not expect to see any of the sun. temperatures will hold steady or probably fall into late evening. tonight, we have balmy breezes out. look at the temperature map, compared to 20 for hours ago, the rangers are running 20 and in some cases, 30 degrees warmer -- temperatures are running 20 and, in some cases, 30 degrees warmer than it was last night. relatively mild tonight. but a different story tomorrow morning. a balmy breeze. 37 right now at the airport. a south wind at 15 at this time. we have overnight showers tonight. it will not amount to do much. gone by the morning commute.

``from batavia to alexandria, i ``think you will have to be south ``and east of this line to pick up ``significant measurable snow ``across the viewing area. ``on the southern parts of the ``you cross the ohio river over in ``the maysville and the ``brooksville community, this is ``where the big snow will continue ``through the evening and ``overnight hours. ``these are the locations that ``will see the most substantial ``accumulations. ``the snow beginning to fill in ``and you can see every now and ``again, we will see the snow ``returns drop off. ``as a result, it has traded a ``situation where what we have ``done is cut the snowfall totals ``across the border and across ``greater cincinnati this evening. ``basically heavy snowfall six to ``10. ``seven parts of brown county is ``where the heaviest snow will ``fall throughout the evening ``hours. ``then we have a strike of four to ``six. s a broad area of one ``to three baconschi is most of ``northern kentucky and it takes ``significant measurable snow out ``of the cincinnati metro area. `` maybe upwards of an isolated ``itch. `` yo

louis, winds are basically calm. 8:00 -- 8 above springboro. 8 in mount orab. 5 in batavia. 2 in batesville. a handful of temperatures below zero in the morning. springboro feels like 3 below. wilmington feels like 2. same story for cincinnati. you can follow the pipeline of cold air for the ohio valley across the upper midwest. three below in minneapolis spirit 11 below in winnipeg. all of this cold air kind of thrift in south. fortunately, over the next day or two, we will close the freezer door and stop the cold air from coming south. so for at least a few days, temperatures will moderate. it opens back up again weekend. the will be some high clouds tomorrow afternoon and evening. there will also be a batch of snow that will pass by to our north, north of i 70. that will not impact us spirit into thursday, plenty of sunshine. winds turning to the south, so temperatures will likely jump 20 degrees from tomorrow to thursday, meaning we will go from highs about the 20' s tomorrow to back in the low 40' s by the time we get into thursday. into friday, expect a dry start here and most of the

temperatures have been climbing, but it still feels pretty cold at 25, springboro. 26 in batavia. everybody else around 27. cincinnati, florence, warsaw, s. windchills hovering close to 20. feels like 19 in cincinnati. a cold 14 in wilmington. like. although temperatures are much warmer, it is offset by the fact we still have a little bit of a breeze, but at least it is a warm breeze out of the south. temperatures will continue climbing through the night. 27 at the airport right now with a southwesterly breeze. s talk about what else is happening tonight we' re the good news is that the southwesterly winds will continue to blow it combined with center tomorrow, i do not expect problems overnight tonight. across the area. as we look of the weather map, here is what is happening tonight. we have a warm front building its way towards the ohio valley. behind that, there is much area. tonight, clouds to contend with your we will probably have clouds to start thursday before things get brighter. futurecast shows overnight tonight, quiet and tomorrow starts with clouds. then we break out

we have a 23 sustained wind from the international airport. feels like the single digits over in batavia and up to middletown. and we'll talk about the next chance of snow. how cold the wind chills get by morning. coming up in 10 minutes. >> and several investigations are under way. cincinnati police and mayor say, it appears the deadly shooting of the suspect was justified. police say robert tenbrink of delhi tried to rob the wallgreen's in price hill. he showed what looked like a real gun but didn't get any money. tim then went across the street his weapon and got away with more than 4 hundred. two officers spotted the suspect few blocks away at rapid run and sunset. we're told he was told to repeatedly take his hands out of his pockets. when he did, they fired. >> when these types of things respond. >> police say he had a long drug history and extensive criminal record including 16 misdemeanor arrest. his gun turned out to be a db crystal. both the store clerks say it looked like the real thing. >>> a father mistakes his son for an intruder and shoots him in the neck. he died at child

snow. we will be dry. if you see a live shot, cincinnati, 47. 45 in ha. and mid to upper 40s for batavia. we'll start with high and mid level clouds. kind of like what we saw yesterday. the clouds will thicken up. in the next 12 hours, temperatures to fall in # 30s. and chances for rain arrive after midnight and especially for tomorrow morning's commute. i'll check in. >>> bengals take. cincinnati mayor john cranially and pittsburgh, puts favorite foods from each city on the line including greaters and montgomery inn and sandwiches from there. and i bet it tastes terrible because it is from pittsburgh. they have to serve a meal in the opposed jersey. it ends up in paul brown stadium in time for the game. they want you to join them. joe webb took a walk with you today. >>> mike and -- andy heim and their buddy are lifelong bengals fans. mike likes to walk and notice when he gets his mind on game days, look what happened. >> seems like the bengals would win. they are winning crazy fashion. a lot of games against seattle this year. green bay, two years ago. >> he thought a 25 mile walk to t

cincinnati. hamilton, connorsville, northwestern, points to the northwest. winter storm warning, for batavia, all of northern kentucky. i think this is done, with the exception, and in the tri-state. there's a winter weather advisory out. and southwest, ohio, from cincinnati to wilmington. and ripley, dearborn county. and the northern edge of the winter storm warning, probably one to two inches of snow. : close to cincinnati, and an inch of snow is probably being generous. northwestern hamilton county, not much. i think you'll be able to get out and about without any problems. take the dog for a walk. enjoy the flurries around you. that should be about it. mazeville, reporting visibility under two miles. notice visibilities in the 275 loop. ten miles. that's how high it should go. the dew point is well below the temperatures. those numbers are close together before they should reach the ground. there's a tight. snow will be focused south and east downtown. we're at 26 now. sycamore high school. thalmus at 25. and down 20-25 overnight. and snow will be favored, south, southeast of downtown. t

drive.it's taking place this morning at the mount carmel christian church in batavia. those interested are encouraged to stop by between ten and three.all you have to do is swab the inside of your pink was in style at u-s bank arena last night...that's where the cincinnati cyclones' gleaming ice rink turned a lovely shade of rose! rose!the 'pink in the rink' event raised thousands of dollars for the 'pink ribbon girls'.that's a local organization that provides services like rides, meals, and housecleaning to women undergoing breast cancer treatment.along with the pink ice ... the cyclones sported pink jerseys for their game against the quad-city mallards those pink jerseys were auctioned off to fans after the gameall the money raised will go to the pink ribbon girls. "if it's a dollar or a thousand dollars it really makes a difference to women right here in cincinnati area. an event like this tonight will probably bring in several thousand dollars. i mean even a thousand dollars donation helps us serve about a 100 meals to women and their families."trt: 15 seckellijo a

drive.it's taking place this morning at the mount carmel christian church in batavia. those interested are encouraged to stop by between ten and three.all you have to do is swab the inside of your cheeks to see if you are a match. pink was in style at u-s bank where the cincinnati cyclones' gleaming ice rink turned a lovely shade of rose! rose!the 'pink in the rink' event raised thousands of dollars for the 'pink ribbon girls'.that's a local organization that provides services like rides, meals, and housecleaning to women undergoing breast cancer treatment.along with the pink ice ... the cyclones sported pink jerseys for their game against the quad-city mallards those pink jerseys were auctioned off to fans after the gameall the money raised will go to the pink ribbon girls. "if it's a dollar or a thousand dollars it really makes a difference to women right here in cincinnati area. an event like this tonight will probably bring in several thousand dollars. i mean even a thousand dollars donation helps us serve about a 100 meals to women and their families."trt: 15 seck

international airport. factor the wind, windchill, ranges between 5 in wilmington and 14-15 from harrison to batavia. some additional snow to track late tonight and especially in in addition to snow showers late tonight and especially early tomorrow, we're tracking another wave of cold in the middle part of the week. we'll take you to the hour-by-hour timing and give you radar and discuss specifics from where you live. >> i come back, the weather changes. >> did you watch? >> i actually did. you know how i watched. >> and yeah, you know, it was just snatched out of our hands. bengals fans still reeling from the ugly play-off collapse. >> today, we heard more from players. heard from marvin lewis. they thanked fans for rather electric atmosphere saturday night and it was. he talked about the future >> and just going to find a better way. won't share, as always, will protect our guys and my player as much as i can. and we will continue to protect them all the time like we do. somebody, he's always trying to kill people. >> no, he's not. you look back and look at the games, every time after the play, y

visibilities are lower down to 2 miles at the airport with the drizzle and light rain. 5 miles in batavia. not too bad. two miles in wilmington. temperatures around 50. wind will continue to stay out of the southerly and southwest direction between 5-10 miles an hour. in the next 12 hours, you could expect mild temperatures but it's going to stay gloomy. watch for slow traffic throughout the evening. even through the day. mainly light tomorrow, looking at mild conditions and slow traffic because of the areas of drizzle and fog and lowered visibilities and such. we will talk about the rain for saturday and snow chances on sunday and more snow chances on the way in the seven-day forecast. that's coming in a few minutes. >> plenty to talk about. >>> bengals firing up against taking the staff tomorrow night at paul brown stadium, the bengals announced dalton is officially out. and we will bring the special coverage. rob braun, will broadcast live from paul brown stadium. and then the bengals play-off special starting at 7:00. the nfl takes over at 7:30. then it's time for the big game on loca

today expect temperatures to make it into the upper 40s under a sudden cloud blend. 40 degrees in batavia, across northern kentucky we will hit a high of 47 in handle it mouth and 40s this evening, clouds increasing. another warm day tomorrow, 46 with rain developing during the day tomorrow, and ending in flurries and snow showers on saturday, 34 saturday, 20 sunday, with more snow showers, and then behind that front sunday, the bitter cold arrives, look at that, lower single digits monday morning, and single digits again tuesday morning. monday's highs may not get out of the teens, 20s back tuesdays, 30s by wednesday, and we will see a warming trend by the middle of next week. track the wet showers with the free weather authority app. never thought that the 20s would feel so great. it was feeling good outside, guys. >>> the best and worst of hollywood. we're checking out the movies you should skip on dvd. it or >>> trending now, we recently told that you legos are a better investment than gold. what is better, fashion, a bag, burken, they recommend investing in gold stocks and burken bag

keep an eye on the forecast, so they can figure out what they have to deal with in the morning. in batavia, angenette levy, local 12 news. >> people across the east coast is preparing for the winter places. they have declared a state of emergency. washington could see 15-20 inches. steven cheetah, how the nation's capitol is getting ready. >> the major storm heading to the nation's capitol, transportation agencies is scrambling to prepare. metro management, spent the day organizing the strategy to keep the underground rail system and buses rolling as long as possible. crews, equipment and materials are ready to go to work to try to keep the lines clear. if the snow gets above eight problems for the above ground rail lines and buses. at the airport, sidewalks are salted and runways are prepped to try to keep flights going as long as possible. >> we're calling in the snow teams, organizing them, holding conference calls with the airlines. in recent years, airlines precancelled flights. we're looking to hear what they are doing at that point. >> the airlines are especially crowded. lot of pas

and batavia at 27. wind are blowing, that south wind, that is producing windchills in the teens. be ready for a cold start as you venture out and about. we have been picking up returns, a snow flurry is possible for the start of the day. we will get a little clearing later this morning into this afternoon. 8:00 around 12:00, partly cloudy at noon, and the clouds roll back in later today. we will push around 40 degrees chance for rainshowers arriving late an and into the evening. one more cold day and hold after the weekend, because it's going to get a lot warmer around here. i will have a lot more on how warm it get, plus a look at when snow returns to the mix. >> reporter: a few minor things going on. just heard about an accident at browns run, and friends. we have a broken down report at beakman and colerain. we did clear the broken down that was in a bad spot and could have caused bad headaches, as you can see from the live look at the area, all lanes open in the area. we look good along i-71-75, no problems from the air at this time. overnight construction, looks good. that o

we are seeing clouds, even though the radar may show a different picture. 27, batavia. with clouds in place, most places in the upper 20' s. 32 in connersville. a mix of clouds and sun early this afternoon. temperatures in the low 40' s and the rain showers will be on the way. i thought i will give you the latest on the important holiday of the day. it is blueberry pancake day. breakfast forecast, cloudy, breezy, 26. dinnertime, rain changing over to a couple of flurries. cloudy backup into 4:00, 5:00. rain showers moving in. rain showers flurries. today. into the evening, flurries move out about this time tomorrow morning. temperatures, 39 degrees tomorrow. saturday and sunday, mid 50' s. 62 degrees is still looking likely for tuesday. by wednesday, right back down to the 30' s. it is really a roller coaster. kyla: got to get all the enjoyment in over the weekend. 65 miles per hour on 471 from the 275 interchange. fort thomas, dayton, you look good. clear conditions before you head over the river. five minutes over the daniel carter beard bridge and into downtown. no i

drive.it is happening todayat the mount carmel christian church in batavia, between 10 am and 3 this afternoon.all you'll be asked to do is swab the inside of your cheeks to >>> all right. welcome back to "gma" on a sunday morning. happening rite now, the final sprint in iowa. donald trump reclaiming the lead on the republican side. among the democrats, hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by three points. that is, however, within the margin of error. >> you're so good at math. >>> a huge push to contain the zika virus. chuck schumer is urging the cdc to develop a crash program. our dr. rich besser went out the mosquitos that cause the virus. >>> more questions for american airlines after a second international flight makes an emergency landing in brazil after passengers and crew members come and play of dizziness. last week, an american airlines flight headed to l.a. u-turned back to london for the same reason. some concerns about that. especially the dizziness. >> yes, absolutely. you would be concerned myself. zplrnlgts also coming up, the best moments, as we mentioned earlier f

skies right now, and we range from 17 in hamilton to around 27 at the airport, 26 at wilmington and batavia and lufkin only at 20. there's the radar, nothing falling in the area, we don't expect anything today, but the clouds will arrive later. you can see the cloud cover to will start in the 20s, and the temperatures 40 at noon, and a warm day by standards, we will head into the upper 40s later this afternoon, 4 degrees warmer today than yesterday, 50s on the way but rain to track, too. if you're going to the bengals game on saturday night, it's looking wet. we will get to the forecast coming up. let get to jen with a look at >> reporter: good morning, we're looking at the roads, we're accident-free, we cleared the overnight construction that was going on in a couple of spots. volume of traffic picking up a little bit but nothing to worry about 471 starting to see more traffic between 275 and the the daniel carter bridge, here is live look at fitchle avenue, where they will shut things down until 11:00 p.m., until tomorrow friday morning. right now traffic is moving through the area just f

we are newspaperrer 20s with the airport at 28 degrees, 28 at will you lufkin, hamilton and batavia, add a little wind in there. windchills have been in the upper teens and low 20s, it feels as cold as 21 at the airport. 16 the windchill now up in wilmington with a northwest breeze at 10. skies are cloudy, nothing on radar. these clouds will be slow to break today if at all, although by late afternoon, perhaps some peeks of sun coming in, but make sure the kids have the coat. 31 mostly cloudy, and coming home, we're into the mid-30s under mostly cloudy skies, depend a little sun, trying to come through those clouds by late this afternoon. these temperatures are pretty close to normal for this time of the year. we have a few days of that, and then a big, big warm kicks in this weekend, details on how warm it gets, plus when little rain returns coming up. right nowlet check the morning drive, big problem out there on north bend road in hebron, ha, jen. that the area has re-opened, but what john is referencing is we did have north bend road in hebron, which kentucky 237 shutdown bouleva