Another snow is moving through the Cincinnati region and is creating messy road conditions.

Greater Cincinnati is under a winter weather advisory with 1 to 2 inches of snow possible for the region.

A snow system develops over Cincinnati Tuesday, with heavy showers expected for most of the late morning and early afternoon.

Ohio is on alert due to a wintery mix and snowfall, with the National Weather Service issuing advisories and expecting a brief warming trend next week.

Along with the extra inches of snow, Greater Cincinnati will also be under a cold weather advisory as wind chills as low as negative 10 are expected.

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The relentless winter of 2025-26 in the East is about to unleash its most brutal cold outbreak yet. How cold will Ohio get?

As wind speeds increase and temperatures plummet Thursday, meteorologists predict the wind chill will plunge across Ohio.

Greater Cincinnati is expected to receive 4 to 6 inches of snow through the afternoon of Dec. 13 and the morning of Dec. 14. Snowfall is expected to blanket roads and complicate travel. Here are some ...

Cincinnati and other Ohio cities set a snowfall records Sunday, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.