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[1:08 PM] Frost and freeze conditions are likely tonight, with forecast lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. A slight warm-up is expected heading into early next week.
Graphic showing forecast lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s tonight into Sunday morning.

ALT Graphic showing forecast lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s tonight into Sunday morning.
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Frost and freeze conditions are likely on Saturday night with forecast lows in the lower 30s and upper 20s.
Graphic showing forecast lows in the lower 30s and upper 20s Saturday night.

ALT Graphic showing forecast lows in the lower 30s and upper 20s Saturday night.

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Frost is possible Friday night along with temperatures in the middle 30s. Frost and freeze conditions are possible again on Saturday night.
Graphic showing lows in the 30s Friday night along with messaging saying frost is possible.

ALT Graphic showing lows in the 30s Friday night along with messaging saying frost is possible.

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[11:34 AM] A cold front will move through the region on Friday, bringing cooler temperatures for the weekend. Expect overnight lows to fall into the 30s, resulting in patchy frost formation this weekend.
A chart showing forecast temperatures through the next six days.

ALT A chart showing forecast temperatures through the next six days.
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Winds out of the southwest will gust between 20 and 30 MPH at times especially in the afternoon hours.
A graphic showing peak winds across the area, with gusts between 20 to 30 MPH today.

ALT A graphic showing peak winds across the area, with gusts between 20 to 30 MPH today.

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[7:05 PM] Rain will continue to taper off this evening, leaving patchy drizzle behind during the overnight. As we look ahead, a cold front moves through on Friday, bringing cooler temperatures for the weekend.
A graphic showing temperatures trends over the next five days. Daytime highs will be in the 50s over the weekend, while overnight lows fall to the 30s.

ALT A graphic showing temperatures trends over the next five days. Daytime highs will be in the 50s over the weekend, while overnight lows fall to the 30s.

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[11:32 AM] Periods of rain and gusty winds continue across the area this afternoon. While most see less than 1", a few pockets of 1-1.5" will occur. Rain tapers off from west to east throughout the evening as the cold front moves through.
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Widespread rain will overspread our area through the morning hours. Locally heavy rainfall will be possible, leading to the potential for ponding of water on roadways. Please use extra caution during the morning commute.

ALT Radar loop showing precipitation moving northeast into the region.

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[6:14 PM] Rainy and breezy conditions are expected Wednesday. Some locally heavy rain will be possible, with over an inch in some spots. Wind gusts of 25-35 MPH are also expected.
A map showing forecast rainfall amounts on Wednesday of generally up to an inch, with over an inch possible in southeast Indiana, northern Kentucky, and southwest Ohio.

ALT A map showing forecast rainfall amounts on Wednesday of generally up to an inch, with over an inch possible in southeast Indiana, northern Kentucky, and southwest Ohio.

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Breezy conditions will accompany the showers and storms on Wednesday. Southerly winds will increase to around 10-20 MPH in the morning, with occasional gusts of 20-30+ MPH possible throughout the day.
Map showing wind gusts on Wednesday, generally between 20-30 miles per hour.

ALT Map showing wind gusts on Wednesday, generally between 20-30 miles per hour.

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Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
Maps showing chance of precipitation and precipitation totals for Wednesday

ALT Maps showing chance of precipitation and precipitation totals for Wednesday
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Exceptionally warm temperatures Tuesday with more seasonable temperatures the rest of the week
Graph depicts warm temperatures Tuesday with more seasonable temperatures the rest of the week

ALT Graph depicts warm temperatures Tuesday with more seasonable temperatures the rest of the week
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[11:37 PM] Exceptionally warm conditions Tuesday afternoon. Records for the date 11/03... Dayton - 77 degrees, 1987. Columbus - 80 degrees, 1987. Cincinnati - 81 degrees, 1946.
Map of forecast area depicting high temperatures Tuesday ranging from 75-79 degrees.

ALT Map of forecast area depicting high temperatures Tuesday ranging from 75-79 degrees.
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Regardless of getting a frost/freeze, our program ends with the 90th percentile average date occurs. This means our northern half is finished, and we've got one more week for the southern half. However, a frost or freeze is not going to happen within that time given our forecast.
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Mild temperatures persist for much of the week. The next disturbance brings the chance of rain by the middle of the week.
Graphs showing mild temperatures and chances for rain arriving midweek.

ALT Graphs showing mild temperatures and chances for rain arriving midweek.
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October was certainly far less active weather-wise around here. There was no measurable rainfall observed at our major climate sites the final two weeks of the month. Temperatures ended well above average for the month as well. Find out more info here: weather.gov/media/iln/climat…
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October was a little mild, you say? We would agree.
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The growing season has ended for portions of central/western OH and southeast IN, so we will no longer be issuing frost/freeze headlines for a set of counties the rest of 2026. To view a map of the counties that remain active until November 7, visit: weather.gov/iln/fallfrostfre…
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For those curious... the frost/freeze program ends for our northern counties when a hard freeze occurs, OR when we reach the 90th percentile of the growing season (in other words, 90% of the time we have already had a hard freeze by November 1). We've had a very mild October!
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Mild temperatures persist for much of the week. The next disturbance brings the chance of rain by the middle of the week.
Graphs showing mild temperatures and chances for rain arriving midweek.

ALT Graphs showing mild temperatures and chances for rain arriving midweek.
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