Light snow and gusty northwest winds will hit Columbus today; 1–2 inches possible and slick roads likely during the afternoon commute.

Mild Saturday gives way to light snow Sunday, gusty northwest winds could create slick spots. Plan extra time for Sunday travel.

A flood advisory covered parts of western Ohio and a bit of eastern Indiana into Friday morning after overnight heavy rain. Officials warned of minor flooding in low-lying neighborhoods and urged drivers to avoid standing water.

Historic cold left multiple boats sunk or taking on water in Cincinnati marinas, dock crews and technicians say frozen pumps and cracked fittings are likely causes.

Sunny morning gives way to a blustery Friday; gusts may reach the 30s–40s mph in places. A chance of light snow — under an inch — is possible Sunday.

Widespread fog this morning will lift by mid-morning, showers and a window for strong storms are expected Thursday evening. Plan for slow commutes and gusty winds later this week.

Morning rain likely through mid-morning Wednesday, Feb. 18, then a warm afternoon near 68°F. Expect gusty late-week winds and a slight weekend chance of snow.

Dense fog limits visibility in Cincinnati this morning; advisory until 10 AM EST. Fog should clear late morning and highs will reach near 60°F today.

Dense fog and near‑freezing temps shrouded Columbus on Monday morning, NWS warns of near‑zero visibility and slick bridges.

Dense fog will reduce visibility Monday morning and create slick spots on elevated roadways. Temperatures rebound into the 50s today and near 68°F by midweek.

Rain on Sunday will taper by afternoon, but widespread dense fog is likely late tonight into Monday. A sharp midweek warmup brings gusty winds and more rain later in the week.

Clear morning and a high near 51°F, light rain possible late Saturday night into Sunday. Midweek brings a big warm-up and gusty winds.

Sunny today with a big warmup to near 50°F. Rain likely late Saturday night into Sunday with 0.25–0.5 in. possible.