Columbus is starting Sunday around 48 degrees under clear skies, but the day will warm quickly into a mostly sunny afternoon near 73. The bigger shift comes after sunset, when a dry cold front ushers in a cooler stretch without bringing rain.
Sunny Sunday Gives Way To Cooler Nights
The latest forecast from the National Weather Service calls for light northwest winds and no precipitation Sunday. Some river valleys could briefly see fog around daybreak, but visibility should improve quickly after sunrise as sunshine takes over.
Monday And Tuesday Bring The Week’s Chill
Monday stays sunny with a high near 67, followed by a clear night that drops to around 40 degrees. Tuesday brings another sunny 67-degree afternoon, while the morning starts near 43, so a jacket will be doing real work before lunch.
Warmth Returns By Midweek
Temperatures rebound Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, with highs ranging from 74 to 75 degrees under mostly sunny skies. Saturday also looks mostly sunny near 75, and rain chances remain close to zero through most of the week, with only minimal chances appearing late in the forecast.
No watches, warnings or advisories are posted for the Columbus area. For outdoor plans, Sunday afternoon and the warmer stretch from Wednesday through Saturday offer the easiest windows, while early mornings Monday and Tuesday will feel distinctly more like fall.
