Impact day: Overnight showers linger into afternoon, bringing cool and breezy conditions

Impact day: Overnight showers linger into afternoon, bringing cool and breezy conditions Advertisement Updated: 7:33 AM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Randi Rico WLWT News 5 TODAY Meteorologist Impact day: Overnight showers linger into afternoon, bringing cool and breezy conditions Updated: 7:33 AM EST Nov 13, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Randi Rico WLWT News 5 TODAY Meteorologist CINCINNATI — It is still damp and dreary to start Friday, and the showers are going to take a little longer to move out. LIVE RADAR // LATEST WEATHER ALERTS // TRAFFIC MAP Advertisement Expect off-and-on rain showers to linger through at least part of the afternoon. It will not rain every minute, but the clouds, damp roads, and chilly air will make it feel pretty raw outside. Temperatures will likely stay stuck in the low 40s for much of the day. Rain slowly fades between 2-5 p.m. >> Go to the WLWT weather page | Subscribe to WLWT's YouTube channel We should finally dry out Friday night, which is good news for Friday night football. Just make sure you bundle up. Temperatures will likely fall into the 30s, so coats, hats, and blankets will be a good idea if you are heading to a game. » Follow WLWT: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram The weekend looks mostly dry, but it will still feel chilly. Some stubborn clouds may stick around at times, and while that keeps the forecast looking a bit gray, it actually helps us overnight. Cloud cover can keep temperatures from dropping as quickly after sunset. That will matter Sunday night for the Bengals game. It will absolutely still be chilly, but with more clouds around, temperatures may hold closer to the low 40s instead of quickly falling through the 30s like they would under a clear sky. Make WLWT a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks VIDEO: Frankie Muniz says he's recovering after crash at Daytona International Speedway Newly released Ring camera shows Brooklyn building collapsing WATCH: Master carver engraves crystals from last year's New Year's Eve ball Anthony Clark, a comedian and actor who starred on 'Yes, Dear,' dies