After tying the second longest streak of sub-freezing temperatures since 2000, we've made some subtle improvements already this week with bright skies and slig ...

Here's a look at the weather trends in Marion County today.

More snowfall is expected in Cincinnati and Columbus. How long will it last? When does the snow start? Here's what the NWS ...

A few snow flurries are possible on Wednesday, especially along the Cumberland Plateau. Temperatures will start around freezing. Afternoon high, 38 degrees, although it’ll feel colder with a breeze.

While long-range forecasts can change, current trends point toward a colder-than-normal late winter across Ohio.

Meteorologist Stevie Daniels says clouds gradually decrease with temperature readings climbing near the freezing mark today. Light snow is possible on Friday.

Cloud cover increases this evening as several weak disturbances dive southward into the Midwest through Wednesday morning.

Cloud cover increases this evening as several weak disturbances dive southward into the Midwest through Wednesday morning. Flurries remain possible, mainly west of the river.

The next few days will be rather quiet weatherwise. Temperatures will drop slightly from Wednesday into Thursday. Our high temperatures will be mostly in the 20s which is roughly 10 degrees below ...