Winter storm forecast: What early views show for snow, ice totals

Category: Weather

A major winter storm is expected this weekend, with snow likely Thursday night into Friday morning, impacting commutes. Accumulations of one to two inches are possible in northern areas, while southern Ohio and southeast Indiana may see over six inches. A mix of wintry precipitation is anticipated Sunday into Monday, with travel impacts expected. Temperatures will remain below normal throughout the week.

Keywords: Winter Storm, Snowfall, Weather Forecast

Source: Cincinnati.com

Update At: 1/3/2025

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