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Extreme cold warning takes effect later as dangerous cold settles in

Cincinnati saw another record amount of snowfall, marking the third time this winter season that a record has been set.

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How much snow fell in Cincinnati last night? Get the latest totals

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How much snow fell in Philadelphia region Sunday?

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How much snow, sleet fell across the DMV?

A winter storm across the region, dumping several inches of snow, sleet and freezing rain across D.C., Maryland and Virginia.

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How are the roads? How much snow did we get? We have answers | Morning Post email newsletter

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Winter storm totals: How much snow and ice fell in the Philadelphia area?

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How much snow did Taunton get? How much more is coming?

The city had gotten hit with 14.5 inches of snowfall as of 4 a.m. Monday, Jan 26, according to National Weather Service data.

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How much snow did Columbus get? See the record-breaking numbers

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How much did it snow across southern Wisconsin on Sunday, Jan. 25?

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HOUR-BY-HOUR | Winter storm timeline for Cincinnati region

A strong winter storm develops later this week and impacts most of the eastern US, including us in Cincinnati.

How much snow will Cincinnati get? Winter storm forecast updates

A winter storm warning is in effect for Southwest Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and Southeast Indiana. Total snow accumulations of 8 to 12 inches are possible, with up to an inch of ice in Northern Kentucky. Dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills as low as minus 13 degrees are also expected.

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Columbus and Cincinnati Prepare for Weather Whiplash: Rain to Snow with Slick Travel Ahead

Columbus and Cincinnati brace for weather fluctuations with rain turning to snow and potentially slick travel conditions; NWS warns of low temperatures to follow.

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Cincinnati, NKY more likely to get 8 inches of snow in updated forecast

The National Weather Service in Wilmington announced there is now an 88% chance the core of Greater Cincinnati will receive at least 8 inches of snow.