Widespread weather disturbances are affecting the Northeast and Cincinnati over the next 24 hours. A strong cold front has brought rain, gusty winds, and snow, with wind gusts exceeding 40 MPH and temperatures dropping into the teens and low 20s. In Cincinnati, showers and gusty winds are expected to continue into the evening, with a transition to winter conditions on Friday, including light snow accumulation and potential icy roads due to falling temperatures. The weather could cause travel disruptions and hazardous road conditions, especially during the Friday morning commute. Meanwhile, in Yellowstone National Park, the famous Steamboat Geyser has not erupted since February 3, leaving experts puzzled about its activity. Overall, residents in affected areas are advised to stay safe, monitor weather updates, and prepare for cold, windy, and snowy conditions.