OHIO – We are looking like a white Christmas will be upon us starting late tonight and into Christmas.
The question is now how much snow? According to the National Weather Service, they are expected this warm unseasonable weather to go away around midnight tonight with high winds and precipitation to start. That will turn into a snow/rain mix in the Southern Ohio region turning to snow throughout Thursday into Thursday night.
The service says that areas like Ross County, Pickaway, Fairfield can see up to 3 inches of snow, Fayette is reporting closer to 1 inch.
Here's a current look at the system that will lead to wind and rain across our area on Christmas. Currently there is a low over the northern Great Plains, with a warm front to the northeast and a cold front to the southeast of the low. #MEwx pic.twitter.com/EYD01F19IQ
— NWS Caribou (@NWSCaribou) December 23, 2020
This will cause some issue with holiday travel, but isn’t it worth it for a white Christmas?
