Cold Temperatures Persist as FC Cincinnati Prepares for Home Opener

CINCINNATI, Ohio — A cold front has gripped the Cincinnati area this morning, with wind chill temperatures dropping to 0 degrees Fahrenheit. The latest forecast from WCPO‘s 9 First Warning Weather team predicts low-20s for today’s high. The chilly air will be coupled with mostly cloudy skies and breezy conditions.

Residents should brace for wind chills in the teens throughout the afternoon. Tonight, temperatures are expected to plummet back down to the teens, with similar wind chill factors nearing 0 degrees.

Looking ahead, the weather is anticipated to improve slightly, with more sunshine expected tomorrow and a high approaching 30 degrees. However, forecasters remind fans attending the FC Cincinnati home opener at 7:30 p.m. this evening to dress warmly due to current cold conditions.

Additionally, flooding concerns are rising along the Ohio River. According to the Ohio River Forecast Center, the river crested last night but is expected to slowly recede in the coming days.

The weather advisory continues this morning with lingering flurries early, leading into a mostly cloudy day. Today’s forecast includes a chance of flurries early, with a low of 13 degrees.

Tonight, cloud cover remains, with another low of 13 degrees expected. A warming trend is projected for the weekend, beginning Sunday, which should bring some relief to freezing temperatures.

The WCPO 9 First Warning Weather team will continue to monitor the situation, providing updates through their live streaming service.