Cincinnati's first snowfall of 2025 almost breaks 1977 record
The National Weather Service's office in Wilmington, Ohio, reported early Monday that the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport received 8.4 inches of snow Sunday, Jan. 5. That would have been the most snowfall ever recorded on that date, easily surpassing the previous record of 6.9 inches set in 1977.
Just as one winter snow storm finishes -- and many roads around Greater Cincinnati are once again driveable -- another ...
An additional 2 to 3 inches of snow accumulation is expected Monday. ...
Don't put the shovel away yet, more snow arrives Friday. See what the latest hour-by-hour models show in the video player ...
Cincinnati is working to clear streets after one of the heaviest snowfalls in decades, focusing on residential roadways.
Cincinnati broke a nearly 50-year-old snowfall record on Sunday as a major winter storm has blanketed Ohio. How much snow?
Many communities in Southwest Ohio have seen accumulations of more than 5 inches and Northern Kentucky has seen even higher ...
Even though there hasn’t been a major snowfall since Monday, some streets in Cincinnati are still covered. Residents in some of those neighborhoods expected them to be cleared by now.
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