Coastal Storm Impacting the Mid-Atlantic; Heavy to Excessive Rain in the Plains; Tropical Depression Seven in the Atlantic

A coastal storm continues to bring bands of heavy rain, gusty winds, minor coastal flooding, and rip currents over the Mid-Atlantic region today. Heavy rain showers and thunderstorms persist across the Plains today with possible excessive rainfall over western South Dakota. Tropical Depression Seven has formed in the central Atlantic and could become a tropical storm later today. Read More >

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Here is a look at some Easter weather statistics for Cincinnati, with data going back to 1871. As can be seen in the data below, there has been a fairly wide spectrum of temperatures and precipitation on Easter in Cincinnati, but high temperatures have most often been in the 70s and low temperatures in the 40s. While it is not uncommon for the area to see a small amount of precipitation on Easter, only a small fraction of Easters in Cincinnati have had measurable snowfall.

Cincinnati's Easter Climate Extremes (1871-2025):
Warmest High Temperature: 86 degrees (1976, 1941)
Coldest High Temperature: 30 degrees (1940, 1894)
Coldest Low Temperature: 16 degrees (1940)
Warmest Low Temperature: 62 degrees (1957, 1942, 1938)
Most Precipitation: 1.31 inches (1988)
Most Snowfall: 2.7 inches (1970)
Greatest Snow Depth: 3 inches (1970)

Cincinnati's Easter Climate Averages (1871-2025):
Average High Temperature: 63 degrees
Average Low Temperature: 41 degrees
Average Precipitation: 0.13 inches
Average Snowfall: 0.1 inches
Average Snow Depth: 0 inches

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Below are graphs showing the frequency distribution of Easter high/low temperatures, precipitation, and snowfall for Cincinnati. Click here for a full listing of Cincinnati's Easter climate records.