Emily Sanderson

2 days ago | wcvb.com | Emily Sanderson

The Cincinnati Zoo has welcomed several new members to its zoo family this week, just in time for Mother's Day. On May 9, the zoo announced that one of its otters, Munti, had given birth to a litter of pups. The zoo care team said the birth came earlier than expected.Since Munti is a first-time mom, the zoo said they will be paying extra attention to her and her litter.“Munti is a first-time mom, and with that comes some risk.

2 days ago | wlwt.com | Emily Sanderson

ALSO HAVE SOME LIGHTER RAINFALL INTO NORTHERN KENTUCKY. AREAS AROUND BROOKSVILLE, KENTUCKY, AND THEN UP TOWARD MOUNT ORAB IN BROWN COUNTY. HILLSBORO ALSO SEEING SOME OF THAT LIGHTER RAIN. SO WE’LL HOLD ON TO THIS RAIN CHANCE FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF HOURS AROUND HERE. TEMPERATURES, MEANWHILE, ARE STILL ON THE MILD SIDE. ACTUALLY FEELS A LITTLE BIT HUMID OUTSIDE TOO. WITH ALL THIS MOISTURE AROUND US, AND THAT’S GOING TO STAY WITH US FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS.

2 days ago | wlwt.com | Emily Sanderson

WAY. ALL RIGHT. THANKS FOR JOINING US HERE AT NOON. TODAY IS A WEATHER IMPACT DAY. THANKS FOR BEING WITH US. I’M KELLY RIPPIN I’M STEPHEN ALBRIGHT. LET’S GET OVER TO METEOROLOGIST KATIE DONOVAN. KATIE, IT FEELS LIKE THIS IS DAY ONE OF SEVERAL DAYS IN A ROW. YEAH, AND ABSOLUTELY IS. SO WE’VE GOT AN ENTIRE WEEK OF THIS. I DON’T THINK OUR NEXT DRY DAY AT LEAST COMPLETELY DRY DAY, IS GOING TO BE UNTIL THIS COMING SUNDAY. SO THE RAIN IS BACK. WE’VE GOT OFF AND ON SHOWERS, MAYBE EVEN A STRAY STORM OR TWO.

2 days ago | wlwt.com | Emily Sanderson

There's nothing that bugs us more than these big red-eyed cicadas swarming around, except for when they die and leave behind cicadas everywhere, the nasty smell of their rotting carcasses. It's *** funky type of smell and we'll just leave it at that. At Mor Lake in Eden Park. The dead cicadas are making quite *** stink. Bodies of them are starting to now and that's probably. Leaving *** bad smell *** smell that's overpowering Kevin Hoskins' yard.

2 days ago | wlwt.com | Emily Sanderson

IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO CHECK OUT THE MOON TONIGHT, IT WOULD BE THE NIGHT IF IT WAS A CLEAR SKY, BUT TONIGHT IS THE LAST TIME TO CATCH MEIGS FULL MOON, WHICH IS KNOWN AS THE FLOWER MOON. THE NICKNAME IS TO SIGNIFY THE MANY BLOSSOMS OF SPRING. I’M SURE MANY PEOPLE ARE DOING SOME FLOWER PLANTING THE LAST COUPLE DAYS. MEIGS FULL MOON ALSO IS A MICRO MOON. THIS OCCURS WHEN THE MOON IS AT ITS GREATEST DISTANCE FROM EARTH. IT APPEARS SMALLER THAN A TYPICAL FULL MOON.