Waching daily Dec 31 2016

THE PONIES ARE ONE.

MATTHEW STANTON GIVES THE PONIES

THE LEAD.

ELK RIVER ANSWERED IN AN INTENSE

FIRST PERIOD.

NATHAN RETURN IT IS FAVOR.

TIED.

AND PONY EXPRESS MADE A

STATEMENT.

A GOAL.

STILLWATER TAKES OVER AND

FINISHED STRONG.

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News 18 at 11:00's Forecast (12/30/16) - Duration: 3:18.

THAN 100-THOUSAND HOMES AND

BUSINESSES IN MAINE.

#@NEW YEAR'S EVE: HIGH - 41

/ LOW - 24 - MILD, ISOLATED

RAINFALL POSSIBLENEW YEAR'S

DAY: HIGH - 41 / LOW - 35 -

SLIGHTLY WARMER, GRADUALLY

CLEARINGMONDAY: HIGH - 52 /

LOW - 51 - WARMING UP,

SCATTERED RAINFALL ARRIVING

TUESDAY: HIGH - 54 / LOW - 23

- LINGERING A.M. RAINFALL,

TEMPERATURES FALLINGWEDNESDAY:

HIGH - 26 / LOW - 17 - MOSTLY

SUNNY SKIES, MUCH COOLER

THURSDAY: HIGH - 25 / LOW - 13

- SCATTERED SNOWFALL POSSIBLE,

SLIGHTLY COOLERFRIDAY: HIGH -

19 / LOW - 3 - SCATTERED CLOUD

COVER, BITTERLY COLD-NEW

YEAR'S EVE: HIGH - 41 / LOW -

24 - MILD, ISOLATED RAINFALL

POSSIBLENEW YEAR'S DAY: HIGH -

41 / LOW - 35 - SLIGHTLY

WARMER, GRADUALLY CLEARING

MONDAY: HIGH - 52 / LOW - 51 -

WARMING UP, SCATTERED RAINFALL

ARRIVINGTUESDAY: HIGH - 54 /

LOW - 23 - LINGERING A.M.

RAINFALL, TEMPERATURES FALLING

WEDNESDAY: HIGH - 26 / LOW -

17 - MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES, MUCH

COOLERTHURSDAY: HIGH - 25 /

LOW - 13 - SCATTERED SNOWFALL

POSSIBLE, SLIGHTLY COOLER

FRIDAY: HIGH - 19 / LOW - 3 -

SCATTERED CLOUD COVER,

BITTERLY COLD@#

#@NEW YEAR'S EVE: HIGH - 41

/ LOW - 24 - MILD, ISOLATED

RAINFALL POSSIBLENEW YEAR'S

DAY: HIGH - 41 / LOW - 35 -

SLIGHTLY WARMER, GRADUALLY

CLEARINGMONDAY: HIGH - 52 /

LOW - 51 - WARMING UP,

SCATTERED RAINFALL ARRIVING

TUESDAY: HIGH - 54 / LOW - 23

- LINGERING A.M. RAINFALL,

TEMPERATURES FALLINGWEDNESDAY:

HIGH - 26 / LOW - 17 - MOSTLY

SUNNY SKIES, MUCH COOLER

THURSDAY: HIGH - 25 / LOW - 13

- SCATTERED SNOWFALL POSSIBLE,

SLIGHTLY COOLERFRIDAY: HIGH -

19 / LOW - 3 - SCATTERED CLOUD

COVER, BITTERLY COLD-NEW

YEAR'S EVE: HIGH - 41 / LOW -

24 - MILD, ISOLATED RAINFALL

POSSIBLENEW YEAR'S DAY: HIGH -

41 / LOW - 35 - SLIGHTLY

WARMER, GRADUALLY CLEARING

MONDAY: HIGH - 52 / LOW - 51 -

WARMING UP, SCATTERED RAINFALL

ARRIVINGTUESDAY: HIGH - 54 /

LOW - 23 - LINGERING A.M.

RAINFALL, TEMPERATURES FALLING

WEDNESDAY: HIGH - 26 / LOW -

17 - MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES, MUCH

COOLERTHURSDAY: HIGH - 25 /

LOW - 13 - SCATTERED SNOWFALL

POSSIBLE, SLIGHTLY COOLER

FRIDAY: HIGH - 19 / LOW - 3 -

SCATTERED CLOUD COVER,

BITTERLY COLD@#

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ANCHOR: CINCINNATI'S MOST

ACCURATE FORECAST.

>> SOME OF US WILL GO TO A NEW

COVERING OF SNOW.

COMING IN AT 3/10 OF AN INCH,

THE SNOWFALL FROM LAST EVENING

TAKES A SEASON TOTAL TO 2.2

INCHES.

HAVEN'T SEEN A LOT OF SNOW.

THE MOST RECENT, 3/10 OF AN

INCH.

BATESVILLE, INDIANA, 1.3 INCHES.

LYNCHBURG AS WELL, A COVERING TO

AN INCH OR A LITTLE BIT MORE IN

SPOTS.

A LOT OF IT MELTING.

TEMPERATURES WERE ABOVE

FREEZING.

SATELLITE AND RADAR SHOWING SOME

OF THE CLOUD COVER.

THOSE CLOUDS WILL THICKEN

THROUGH OUR NIGHT AND EXPECT

CLOUD COVER IN THE WEEKEND

FORECAST.

WE ARE TRANSITIONING FROM SNOW

SHOWERS THIS MORNING TO REAGAN

-- WEEKEND RAIN SHOWERS AS

TEMPERATURES START TO CLIMB.

VISIBILITY HIGH.

EXTRA CLOUDS IN PLACE.

WE ARE AT 32.

THE SOUTH WIND AT 12 MILES PER

HOUR.

THE WIND WILL STAY BREEZY

THROUGH THE OVERNIGHT.

WIND DECREASING AND WEAKENING

THROUGH THE NIGHT.

THEY WILL PICK UP DURING THE DAY

TOMORROW.

WIND GUSTS BETWEEN 25 AND 35

MILES PER HOUR.

THAT IS GOING TO HELP BRING BACK

THE MOISTURE.

DURING THE OVERNIGHT

TEMPERATURES HIGH TOMORROW ABOUT

10 DEGREES.

MORE MILD BY COMPARISON.

WE SPEND MOST OF OUR DAY ABOVE

THE FREEZING MARK.

HERE IS OUR FUTURE CAST.

MOST OF THE WIDE SPREAD RAIN IS

TO OUR SOUTH.

MAINLY MIDDAY TO AFTERNOON.

IT IS NOT A WASHOUT FORECAST.

MOST OF US GET WET AT SOME

POINT.

ALONG THE FRONT AS WE HEAD

TOWARDS MIDNIGHT, WE CAN SEE

MORE PRECIPITATION COME THROUGH.

THEN WE QUIET DOWN.

THE HIGH PRESSURE MOVES BACK

OUT.

CLOUDS BUILD IN.

A CLOSE LOOK AT THE BEGINNING

AND THE END OF THE

PRECIPITATION.

A FEW WET SNOWFLAKES.

IT SHOULD NOT CAUSE ANY ROLE

CONCERNS BECAUSE TEMPERATURES

ARE ABOVE FREEZING.

THIS IS COMING DOWN AS RAIN

SHOWERS.

29 DEGREES FOR A LOW TONIGHT.

HIGHS IN THE MID 40'S.

BY MONDAY, WIDESPREAD RAIN AT

60.

56.

A COUPLE OF MILD AND WET DAYS.

THEN WE COME OUT OF IT.

WE WILL BE WATCHING FOR THE

POSSIBILITY OF ACCUMULATING

SNOW.