Columbus, if you’ve been enjoying this incredible weather this week, I’ve got some bad news for you. A cold front is moving ...

The chance for snow will start to taper off around 9 a.m., and 40-degree days are forecast later in the week, according to the NWS.

We will see a quick moving shot of moisture overnight, followed by clearing skies, and a warmer day on Wednesday.

NWS issued a special weather statement for most of central Ohio as 1 to 2 inches of snow is expected. Here's the week's ...

Skies start of the day near overcast. Later in the afternoon a few extra peeks of sunshine, but they will not last long.

Blustery with a mix of sun & clouds today and Wednesday. A quick, light snow/mix will pass over Ohio Tuesday night into early ...

Slick and damp roads this morning with light snow and flurries. Cold and breezy today, with a couple more rounds of light ...

Light snow flurries continue during the morning hours before rounds of heavier showers arrive in the afternoon. Around 1-2" of snowfall is likely across central Ohio. Temperatures do warm up briefly ...

After weeks of frigid temperatures and a deep snowpack, Columbus is finally seeing warmer weather. Here's the NWS forecast.

The weekend starts off with much calmer conditions as wind speeds continue to decrease. Saturday brings partly sunny skies as ...

NWS Wilmington predicts temperature dip then warmup in Ohio, mentioning potential southern Ohio Valley weather system and ...

We will remain dry through the end of the day tomorrow, with more seasonable highs in the mid 40s.