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Cincinnati Forecasts 70 Degree Highs Before 15 Degree Plunge

A temporary warm spell will push Tuesday temperatures to the mid 70s, followed by a cold front that drops Friday highs to the 50s.

By Chioma Brooks ·

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Meteorologists in Cincinnati report that November 1 begins with cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid 50s. Isolated sprinkles are possible, but most of the day will remain dry. Temperatures will climb to 70 degrees, offering mild conditions for the day.

Shower probabilities rise late Sunday night. Scattered rain may affect the Monday morning commute. Cloud cover and precipitation will keep Monday temperatures in the mid 60s. Skies are expected to clear by Tuesday, bringing another mild day with partly cloudy conditions and warm breezes.

The forecast calls for Tuesday highs in the mid 70s, which is 15 degrees above the normal range for the date. This warm period marks the peak of the current weather pattern. A change in conditions is scheduled to begin Wednesday.

On and off rain is likely to start mid morning on Wednesday and continue through Thursday. Storms and heavy downpours are possible during this period. A cold front will push through, causing temperatures to drop sharply. Highs are projected to return to the 50s by Friday.

Weather will remain breezy, chilly, and showery through Friday. Drier air and sunshine are expected to return for the following weekend. Temperatures will be significantly cooler during that period. The National Weather Service notes that these changes align with First Alert Weather Days.

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