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Special Weather Statement issued January 2 at 2:46PM EST by NWS Wilmington OH

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An area of snow will cross the region tonight, starting around
midnight and ending Friday morning. Accumulations will be under
an inch, with generally a dusting to a quarter inch over Kentucky
south of the Cincinnati metro area. To the east and north of
Cincinnati, a half inch to an inch is expected.

This snow will fall overnight and is expected to tail off near or
shortly after the morning commute. Road conditions are expected to
negatively impact driving overnight and early Friday.

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