Tuesday kickstarts an active, gray and soggy pattern for Cincinnati throughout the rest of the week. Monday night is quiet and chilly as temperatures fall to the upper 30s with clouds moving in. Rain arrives by about 4 a.m. Tuesday morning.

Parts of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky along the Ohio River are under a flood advisory Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service.

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Periods of wet snowfall are expected during the day Monday, making slick roads possible throughout Greater Cincinnati.

Both Dayton and Cincinnati received record-breaking snowfall on Monday. The National Weather Service in Wilmington reported Monday evening that Dayton recorded 3.6

Wet weather Tuesday impacts travel before cold weather arrives for Thanksgiving.

More than two inches of snow fell in Cincinnati on Nov. 10, the most recorded on that date, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.