storm. some areas are hit harder than other areas. >> to give a head's up may be coming our way. erica collura with no wake weather. erica? >> we will see a lot of trouble for areas around cincinnati and southeast. we saw what a couple of inches could do in downtown the other day. it doesn't take that much snow to create some issues. tomorrow morning, it won't be a problem much the evening commute, not a problem at all. temperatures around 28 degrees. we're looking at 75 near tyler road. winds out of the east, northeast at 8 miles an hour. we're dry. we're quiet. we get some clouds tonight and that's it. i don't want you to worry about the snow this evening. if you have plans tonight, live precision doppler hd radar. we also have the area of low pressure down to the south and west. that is what is going to bring us the snow. i know it doesn't look like a winter theme right now. we have severe weather in portions of louisiana and mississippi. it will continue to go northeast and warp into snow as it moves into colder air. we have severe weather warnings. up to winter storm warnings. pink indica

. >> let's get out to meteorologist, erica collura for a look what lies ahead. >> i think we have had a lot of time to prepare for the snow entire winter. way. take effect at 4:00, through 7:00 tuesday. it's not clear if it will keep that long. everyone except for fayette and union county. our threat level is be aware. because we're going to see some impactful things happening dur the morning commute. that will continue to bring us floor traffic. slick and snowy roads in a lot of places. time line is going to look like this. mid-morning. departs in the afternoon. and we're not tracking anything right now. the west. we have plenty of bright blue skies here at home. here's the snow we'll be tracking through the morning especially tomorrow. in the next 12 hours for tonight, expect temperatures to be in the upper to mid-teens throughout the evening. i think we hit lows pretty early tonight. then we'll get back to about 17 degrees by tomorrow morning, as 5:00 in the morning. temperatures right now, 21 in hamilton. 21 at the international airport. factor a little bit of a breeze and it feel

today and look outside, you could tell, bone-chilling temperatures outside. >> meteorologist, erica collura tracking the temperatures for us today. good afternoon, erica. >> hey, ladies, we're going to see a really cold night. temperatures fall back in the single digits. we have differences. we also have two snow makers to talk about. i wanted to tell you the differences between the two before i track them in the full broadcast. wednesday's system is more of an early system. roads. anywhere from 1-2 inches are possible. we will continue to tweak the numbers as we get through the day. friday's system, will be developing throughout the day. it's going to be a transition in the lower portions of the day, so the evening commute, most likely to be greatly affected compared to the morning commute. there's a lot of uncertainty with the system and the track of the system. it has to do whether the system goes north or south. maybe we see all snow or mixture working in the sosh tier. it looks like a bigger snow maker compared to wednesday much those are two things we will watch out for. we will be tr

working on making a murderer. we reached out for the story but we didn't hear from them >> this is erica collura . >>> erica may have the best news >> tonight, it will be chilly. temperatures in the twenties. earlier in hyde park, we had to bundle up, especially since you had to go out in the morning. look outside, in the single digit temperatures. we fell 6 degrees at the airport. and now we're in the 20s. all right, take a look at this. still a gorgeous shot from the atrium weather camera, showed you back at 5:30. the gorgeous sunset we had around 5:30, 5:35. we have mostly clear skies in north college hill. temperatures at the airport, 21 right now. 23 in sharonville. we're in the mid-20s pretty much south of cincinnati. to the north, still around the 20 degree mark. i expect the numbers to gradually increase overnight. : winds in the southerly direction. colder. windchills values around 7 degrees. we'll continue to have a chilly night on tap. we had a few flakes fall from the clouds. and in the system, to the north. and not really reaching the ground so much. . we'll have a window of mostly

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the answer, erica collura with the no wake weather center. we're going to see a gloomy, 24-36 hours. even on sunday, it starts to get gloomier and it got gloomier in the weekend and we have temperatures that are fairly mild for the gloomy conditions we're sitting around the upper 40s and 50s. dew points is pretty much right there and that's why we have fog and drizzle. we have seen the showers developed in the last hour or so. light rain around camp springs, northwest of highland heights, fort thomas, downtown cincinnati, where we're tracking drizzle and light showers. raindrops, drizzle, to dry ridge, and brown in corner. mckiniesberg, down to mount olive. and this is moving to the northeast. where it has the rain, kind of scoot its way up north and east around 71. we'll continue to have a cloudy forecast, a mild forecast. 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 h

>> bad timing and it may not be the worst we're seeing this week. meteorologist, erica collura pwith a first look at the forecast. >> good evening, to you. we are going to see a dry evening. more snow is headed our way by the end of the workweek. right now, this is about a 14 hour loop. this starts early this morning through now. we have a lot of snow to deal with this morning. actually not a whole lot in terms of inches. just a lot to deal with in the way of roadways. snow-free now. we still have a lot of clouds in the tri-state. the clouds will stick around for a little while longer. hd radar is dry. not expecting anymore snow throughout the evening, so you don't have to worry about that. lingering spots definitely a concern tonight. snow totals from this morning 1 1/2 for wilmington. 2.4 from the international airport. and 2 inches for we have the winter storm in effect for the snow storm. that's on friday. friday through wednesday morning at 7:00. that's for the area shaded in blue. for brown and adams county, southward through pretty much southern tier of the viewing area. that'

. >> and we can expect to see snow tomorrow as well. erica collura is here. hi, erica. >> we're tracking the batch of snow. that's why the national weather service has issued the weather advisory to make place tomorrow night to tomorrow morning. it includes all the local 12 viewing area. portions to the south, where we're seeing some light flakes or flurries that are not touching most areas. we start a little later because basically the snow gets there later. right now we may be seeing a couple of flurries, light in nature, getting to downtown cincinnati, across florence an down to vb and warsaw, potentially making their way to the ground in fallmuth and brooksville as well. we will continue to monitor the situation. this is not what will give us the issues. tomorrow morning is where we'll snow. we have some energy in the great lakes region. we have a couple of areas of low pressure and some energy that our way. develop. it will continue to watch the snow to develop. we're in the upper 20s from hamilton. 22 in middletown. we will see the numbers rise a bit. we'll talk about that and warm

. >> here we are sitting pretty. erica collura in the no wake weather center. it's only going to get worst. >> we're going to cool down. we see milder air for a few days live at 75. this is north of panic road heading toward the ronald reagan highway. temperatures are in the upper 40s. dew points 40. and winds a little breezy. we'll stay that way through the evening and through the day tomorrow. and nothing to track in our area. to the west, i'm tracking some very light sprinkles off indiana. we will continue to have development to the south and east. if you're heading out. take the umbrella and rain jacket to be on the safe side. we'll track chances for showers in the evening. otherwise we'll remaybe fairly cloudy. that will linger throughout the day as well. what we will linger, the milder 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, exp