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Record levels of snow piled up across the Tri-State over the weekend.
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The National Weather Service is asking people to measure their snow in a flat place with no drifts and send in their information.
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Officials across the Tri-State have one comprehensive message: Stay home if you can.
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Officials are encouraging drivers to navigate the roads with caution as a winter storm moves through the area.
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A blast of cold air from Canada will mix with warmer air from the south, bringing significant snow and ice accumulations, forecasters said.
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The National Weather Service says La Nina is dominating our weather patterns this year.
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Officials are promising to do better than the highly criticized performance during a major winter storm in January.
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The former WXIX-TV meteorologist called Tuesday "Independence Day," because his six-month noncompete clause expired, allowing him to talk about Cincinnati weather and work for another local TV station.
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An Ohio meteorologist fired by the Trump administration's cutbacks worries about the accuracy of weather forecasts and the ability to keep communities safe during severe weather.
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Most of the state, including Cincinnati, has a 33% to 40% chance of above-normal temperatures from June to August, according to NOAA's seasonal outlook.