RECORDED WEATHER. A CLEARER PICTURE.

Cincinnati’s recent weather, recorded at KCVG.

Look up yesterday or another recent date at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport. These are the airport’s reports, with local times and missing coverage shown.

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YOUR LOOK BACK

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PRACTICAL RECENT WEATHER

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This past-weather lookup uses nearby station observations as context, not a property measurement. YesterSky names the station and distance, keeps missing rain distinct from zero, and labels temperatures as samples.

Did it rain yesterday? Review available rain evidence without turning missing or overlapping reports into a daily total.

Did it freeze last night? Check sampled cold across both dates of an overnight period.

Was it windy yesterday? Read sustained-wind samples, decoded gusts and gaps carefully.

How to check yesterday’s weather by ZIP code or city and understand which nearby station supplies the result.

Browse the complete recent weather guide for rain, cold, wind and station limitations in one place.

Where observations support it, see Nearby water immediately after the temperature graph for a station’s average on the selected day.

ABOUT THIS STATION

A Cincinnati lookup using a Kentucky station

Reporting station
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport · KCVG
Local time zone
America/New_York
Reference distance
17.9 km straight-line from the 2026 U.S. Census Cincinnati place reference point

KCVG is in Kentucky. It is the selected Cincinnati station for this pilot, not a claim that the instrument sits in Cincinnati or is the closest station to every visitor. Cincinnati/Lunken is closer to the Census reference point used here. Keep that distinction in mind when comparing these reports with what happened at a home, garden or job site.

The date follows Eastern time, using America/New_York. Yesterday starts at midnight at the station and ends at the next midnight. A daylight-saving transition can make that interval 23 or 25 hours; it is not a fixed 24-hour lookback.

For a wind question, compare sustained wind and decoded gusts separately. Peak-wind remarks can document a stronger reading than the decoded gust field; the raw report details preserve those remarks without assigning them an unproved occurrence time.

Choose any of the previous 30 local dates. Reported precipitation periods are shown separately; a local-day rain total is unavailable. Read how dates, sampled readings and missing reports are handled.

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