Cincinnati broke a 98-year-old temperature record after reaching 89 degrees Fahrenheit on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026.
The record-setting heat comes ahead of thunderstorms, heavy rainfall and a potential frost threat across Greater Cincinnati later this week.
The National Weather Service (NWS) reported that Tuesday’s high surpassed the previous Oct. 13 record of 88 degrees, established…
The remnants of Hurricane Isaias are expected to bring widespread rain and gusty winds to Cincinnati and the surrounding region late Saturday into Sunday, according to the National Weather Service.
Forecasters expect mostly dry conditions to continue through Saturday afternoon before rain moves into the Ohio Valley during the evening and overnight hours.
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Cincinnati will see sunny weather Friday before showers return this weekend, with remnants of Hurricane Isaias expected to bring additional moisture into the Ohio Valley.
The Cincinnati forecast calls for warm and mostly dry conditions to continue through Friday.
Temperatures could reach around 80 degrees before the weather pattern changes Saturday and Sunday.
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Flooding becomes a concern again in Cincinnati on Monday as heavy rain and thunderstorms move through the Tri-State, with already saturated ground increasing the potential for flash flooding.
Risks of flooding come as the region transitions from a wet start to the week toward cooler temperatures for the first days of fall.
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The weather in Cincinnati this weekend will remain dry with sunny skies for both Saturday and Sunday.
Moreover, it will also run noticeably hotter on Sunday as temperatures are expected to rise.
The latest National Weather Service forecast shows no measurable rain for Cincinnati this weekend.
Residents planning outdoor activities should prepare for stronger heat…
More than 261,000 customers lost power during the storms, according to Duke Energy.
The company said crews had restored 222,653 outages by Thursday afternoon.
The restoration effort followed storms that brought damaging winds, fallen trees and widespread utility damage across the Cincinnati region. FOX19 reported that more than 49,000 Duke Energy customers remained without power…
Residents across the Cincinnati area faced another day of weather concerns Wednesday after powerful storms swept through the region and left behind damage, flooding risks, and thousands without electricity.
Forecasters warned that saturated ground and additional rainfall could quickly lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas, creeks, and urban neighborhoods.
The latest weather system arrived…
Severe thunderstorms, including tornado-warned storms, moved through the Cincinnati region Tuesday afternoon and evening, causing widespread damage and one of the largest power outage events of the year.
As of 6 p.m., Duke Energy reported approximately 172,000 customers without power across its service territory.
Emergency crews responded to reports of fallen trees, damaged utility infrastructure…
Forecasters warn that Greater Cincinnati may face several days of unsettled weather, with repeated chances for thunderstorms through much of the week.
The National Weather Service has placed much of the area under a Level 2 out of 5 severe weather risk for Monday.
Damaging wind gusts remain the primary concern, but heavy rainfall and…
Cincinnati residents should prepare for several days of wet weather as a slow-moving weather system lingers across the Ohio Valley.
Forecasters say the greatest concern is heavy rainfall rather than widespread severe weather.
Multiple weather outlets reported that showers and thunderstorms could repeatedly move over the same locations, leading to flooding concerns in low-lying and…


