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WIBW on MSN · 4h

First Alert Weather Day: Strong to Severe Storms

First Alert Weather Day: Strong To Severe Storms

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First Alert 6 Weather Day: Better chance of severe storms late afternoon into early evening

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First Alert Weather Day: Dense morning fog. Rain Friday, strong storms possible late

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Weekend weather: Record highs to severe storms

Record-breaking temperatures in the 80s will give way to a level one severe weather threat this Saturday night, bringing risks of 60 mph winds and hail.

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First Alert Weather: Scattered storms Friday afternoon

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First Alert Weather: Thursday Midday Forecast- March 5, 2026

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First Alert Weather: Mild evening, tracking near record highs over the weekend

The Gate River Run Saturday looks dry, mild, and somewhat humid with warming temperatures into the 70s by mid-morning.

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First Alert Weather: Strong storms bringing severe threat Saturday

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FORECAST: Tomorrow is the next First Alert Weather Day for an icy mix

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First Alert Weather Day Saturday due to strong to severe storms, damaging winds

CINCINNATI (WXIX) -Saturday is a First Alert Weather Day due to strong to severe storms and damaging winds in the Tri-State, according to the FOX19 NOW Weather Team. A SLIGHT RISK (two out of five) for severe storms exists for the far easternmost communities, and a MARGINAL RISK (one out of five) for the rest of the Tri-State.

KQ2

WEATHER ALERT DAY: Tracking possible severe thunderstorms Friday evening

The KQ2 Storm Track Weather Team is issuing a KQ2 Storm Tracker First Alert Weather Day for Friday as the area prepares for the potential for severe thunderstorms Friday afternoon and evening. In the upper levels of the atmosphere,

12hon MSN

13 First Alert Weather Day issued for fog that will reduce visibility on the roads

The fog can create hazardous driving conditions from around 5 p.m. Thursday evening into Friday afternoon due to reduced visibility.

First Alert Weather: Spring-like temps take hold

Onshore winds keep the door open for a shower anytime. We also may have some sea breeze showers well inland each evening thru Sunday. But the overall weather pattern is not conducive at all for lots of rain, don’t plan on it.

KQ2

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY: Mixed winter precipitation could lead to slick roads Sunday afternoon into Sunday night

The KQ2 Stormtracker Weather Team is tracking the potential for mixed winter precipitation across Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas Sunday and into Sunday night. Light snow, sleet, and freezing rain accumulations could lead to slick roadways and hazardous travel conditions in parts of the area.