Columbus woke to a chilly 43 degrees and calm skies Wednesday, with patchy fog lurking in spots before a sunny afternoon near 69. The fog should fade quickly, giving way to one of the week’s warmer and brighter stretches.
A National Weather Service forecast discussion noted that dense fog could expand through daybreak, with a dense fog advisory in effect until 10 a.m. EDT.
Sun Wins By Lunch
Temperatures should climb from the mid-40s early to around 60 by noon, then reach a high near 69 in the afternoon. Light northeast flow is expected, and rain is not expected.
Wednesday night will be mostly clear with a low near 41. Thursday stays sunny with a high around 68, followed by another dry, sunny day Friday near 66.
Warm Weekend, Cool Mornings
Saturday looks sunny and mild near 67, while Sunday could be the warmest day of the weekend at about 70. Clear skies will keep overnight temperatures noticeably cooler, with lows in the upper 30s to low 40s.
Mostly sunny weather continues Monday with a high near 71, while Tuesday turns partly sunny near 67 with only a slight chance of rain. In short: grab a jacket for the morning, then enjoy the sunglasses weather by afternoon.
