Youtube daily Jan 21 2017

ANNOUNCER: CINCINNATI'S

CERTIFIED MOST ACCURATE

FORECAST.

JENNIFER COMING OFF OF A MILD

DAY YESTERDAY.

WE DID HAVE A COUPLE OF COLD

DAYS AT THE BEGINNING OF

JANUARY.

40'S AND 50'S.

NOT TOO BAD, BUT THAT FIRST

WEEKEND MORNING LOW TEMPERATURES

OF SINGLE DIGITS.

HIGHS ONLY IN THE TEENS.

COUPLE DAYS IN THE 20'S.

MOST DAYS LAST WEEK WERE ON THE

MILDER SIDE.

THIS WEEK WE ARE MILD,

ESPECIALLY TODAY.

THE HIGH TEMPERATURE 61 DEGREES.

WE BACK INTO THE 60'S.

SATELLITE AND RADAR, CLOUDS

ROLLING IN OVERNIGHT.

YOU WILL NOTICE MOSTLY CLOUDY

SKIES IN THE FORECAST TODAY.

WE WILL SQUEEZE TODAY WITH DRY

CONDITIONS.

SHOWERS MORE THAN LIKELY FOR OUR

EVENING, DINNERTIME.

STRAY SHOWERS.

VISIBILITY DOWNTOWN IS HIGH.

LOCATIONS GROWN TO -- LOCATIONS

PRONE TO FALL DEVELOPMENT LIKELY

TO SEE SOME.

ISOLATED SPOTS THIS MORNING.

50 DEGREES RIGHT NOW.

FOLLOW STAYING AWAY AT THE

NATIONAL AIRPORT.

HUMIDITY IS HIGH AT 86%.

THE WATER VIEW ON THE SATELLITE

AND RADAR SHOWING WE HAVE

SHOWERS WITHIN THE CLOUD COVER

TO THE SOUTHWEST, NOT IMPACTING

US TODAY.

MOST OF THE PRECIPITATION SHOULD

STAY TO OUR SOUTH AND SOUTHEAST

THIS AFTERNOON.

WE HAVE A QUIET AND MILD START

TO THE WEEKEND.

AIR MASS FROM THE SOUTH WILL THE

GOOD NEWS.

THE NEXT LOW-PRESSURE BRINGS

SCATTERED SHOWERS DURING THE

DAY.

SHOWERS ON THE LIGHTER SIDE

SUNDAY.

NOTHING PROLONGED OR

PROBLEMATIC.

EVENING HOURS, THE LOW-PRESSURE

GETS CLOSER.

YOU WILL NOTICE RAIN.

IT LOOKS LIKE SUNDAY NIGHT INTO

MONDAY, STEADIER RAIN CHANCES.

WE WILL KEEP LIKELY RAIN

COVERAGE INTO MONDAY.

WE WILL INCREASE RAIN COVERAGE

EACH DAY TODAY LASTING THROUGH

MONDAY.

HERE IS A LOOK AT THE

FUTURECAST.

MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES TODAY.

NOT AS MUCH SUN SIGN TODAY AS

YESTERDAY -- SUNSHINE TODAY AS

YESTERDAY.

STRAY SPRINKLES TODAY.

LIGHT PRECIPITATION TODAY.

WE HAVE SCATTERED SHOWERS

TOMORROW FROM MIDDAY THROUGH THE

AFTERNOON INTO THE EVENING.

TODAY'S HIGH TEMPERATURE WILL DO

WELL AT 65 DEGREES.

STRAY SHOWERS THIS EVENING.

OVERNIGHT POSSIBLE OF 51.

RAIN SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY

LASTING INTO MONDAY WITH LIKELY

RAIN COVERAGE OF 53.

COOL DOWN THURSDAY AT 58.

STRONGER COLD FRONT BRINGS

INFEASIBLE TEMPERATURE.

LIGHT SNOW SHOWERS AND HIGHS IN

For more infomation >> Another Mild Day in Store - Duration: 3:29.

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Video: Tyler's mild forecast - Duration: 3:44.

HIGHLIGHTS WHEN THE SPORTS DESK

PRETURNS.

PANNOUNCER: NOW, FIRST ALERT

PWEATHER.

KEELE: A LITTLE BUT SO FAR

PTODAY.

PHERE IN THE WEATHER CENTER NOW

PWITH FIRST ALERT METEOROLOGIST

PTYLER JANKOSKI.

PWHAT ARE WE LOOKING AT THE REST

POF THE MORNING?

PTYLER: IT IS WARM OUT THERE.

PA FEW SHOWERS.

PNOT A MAJOR PLAYER, THOUGH, THIS

PWEEKEND.

PI THINK THE CLOUDS ARE WHAT WE

PARE GOING TO TALK ABOUT.

PMILD AIR INTO TODAY AND

PTOMORROW.

PLOOK AT THE FIVE LIVE V --

PLIVE VIEW OVER BURLINGTON.

PTHE AIRPORT AT 38 DEGREES.

PTHERE MILD FOR THIS TIME OF DAY.

PAND EVEN IF WE HAD A 38 AT 3:00

PIN THE AFTERNOON, IT WOULD STILL

PBE MILD THIS TIME OF YEAR.

PTHE DEW POINT IS 34.

PSO THERE IS A LOT OF MOISTURE IN

PTHE AIR.

PTHIS IMPRESSION OF -- IMPRESSIVE

PSTRETCH OF MILD AIR HAS A GRIP

PON THE REGION.

P38 IN BURLINGTON IS THE WARMEST

PNUMBER ON THE MAP NOW.

PALSO HAVE 36 IN LEBANON.

PCLOUDS ARE OVERHEAD.

PWE ALSO HAD SOME FAINT

PINDICATIONS OF SHOWERS.

PTHESE LITTLE GREEN SPECKS THAT

PDISAPPEARED IN THE LAST FRAME.

PSO THERE COULD BE A SHOWER, BUT

PIT IS NOT HEAVY IN ANY INSTANCE.

PTHE BIG YOUR IDEA IS NOTICE

PEVERYTHING IS MOVING FROM SOUTH

PTO NORTH.

PTHERE'S JUST A CONNECTION TO THE

PSOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTRY,

PWHICH IS WHY WE ARE SO WARM.

PWE ARE ALSO WATCHING DISPATCH OF

PMOISTURE IN THE SOUTH UNITED

PSTATES.

PTHIS IS OUR WEATHER MAKER MONDAY

PINTO TUESDAY.

PRIGHT NOW, HEAVY RAIN IN THE

PSOUTHERN PART OF THE COUNTRY.

PBUT IT IS IN THE FORM OF A

PWINTRY MIX AS WE GO INTO EARLY

PNEXT WEEK.

PSPOT SHOWER TODAY.

PCLOUDY.

PTHE AVERAGE HIGH AS 27.

PWE ARE CALLING FOR 44.

PANOTHER BALMY DAY ACROSS THE

PREGION WITH CLOUDY SKIES.

PBEST CHANCE OF A SPOT SHOWER

PTHIS MORNING.

PCLOUDS ACROSS THE AREA THROUGH

PTODAY.

PEVEN THROUGH TOMORROW, THE WHITE

PINDICATES THE CLOUD COVER THAT

PWILL BE A LOT IN PLACE.

PNOT A LOT OF SUNSHINE.

PSOME OF US PROBABLY DO NOT SEE

PANY SUNSHINE THIS WEEKEND.

PTHERE ARE FINALLY A COUPLE WEEKS

PIN THE CLOUDS MONDAY.

PSAVOR THOSE, BECAUSE BY LATER

PMONDAY -- IF YOU ARE IN SOUTHERN

PAREAS, SNOW OR MIXED

PPRECIPITATION LIKELY BEGINS

PMONDAY AFTERNOON OR SOMEWHERE

PABOUT THERE.

PIT WILL SLOWLY LIFT NORTH.

IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE DEALING

PWITH ANOTHER WINTRY MIX MONDAY

PINTO TUESDAY.

PANOTHER COMPLICATED FORECAST

PHERE.

PNOT VERY COMPLICATED TODAY,

PTHOUGH.

P44 THE HIGH IN BURLINGTON.

P45 IN RUTLAND.

PMOST OF US IN THE 40'S TODAY.

PTHAT IS PART OF THE REASON WE

PARE GOING TO HAVE DIFFICULTY

PGETTING ALL SNOW NEXT WEEK.

PIT IS SIMPLY NOT VERY COLD, EVEN

PTHOUGH WE HAVE AN IDEAL STORM

PTRACK.

PIT SLOWLY LIPS TO THE NORTH.

PLOOKS LIKE WE WILL HAVE TO USE

PSHOVELS AND PLOWS, BUT IT IS

PPROBABLY NOT A BLOCKBUSTER

PSYSTEM.

PMILD CONDITIONS TOMORROW.

PSLIGHTLY COOLER.

P42 AND MOSTLY CLOUDY MONDAY.

PSOME SUNSHINE MIXES AND LATER