Expect chilly weather and potential snow affecting Thursday morning commute in Columbus, Cincinnati, Wilmington, and nearby areas; temperatures remain below normal into the weekend.

Residents in Ohio assess the aftermath of a snowstorm that left 3-5 inches of snow, with roads remaining hazardous despite clear skies. More snow and cold temperatures are possible, impacting travel.

The National Weather Service forecasts snowfall in Ohio with 2-4 inches expected, affecting travel and prompting snow-clearing efforts, with a return to dry but cold weather later Tuesday.

Ohio Valley residents expect continued cold weather with snow flurries, following a National Weather Service forecast predicting at least an inch of snow with potential travel disruptions.

A low pressure system will bring rain and snow to the Great Lakes region, with varying accumulations expected across Ohio Valley, and a brief break before more snow arrives Monday night.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a wintry mix for the weekend with cold conditions, accumulating snow, and below-normal temperatures into next week, including more winter weather on Tuesday.

Cold and windy conditions with gusts up to 30 knots are expected in the Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington areas with possible snow flurries and temperatures in the mid to upper 30s.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington forecasts a prolonged cold front with strong winds and dropping temperatures for Columbus and Cincinnati, with slight warming expected by Friday.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington predicts rain followed by a cold snap for Columbus and Cincinnati, with brisk temperatures and minimal precipitation through Thanksgiving. Weekend weather may bring snow turning to rain.

Ohio residents are preparing for a weather shift with expected rainfall and a drop in temperatures later in the week, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of weather for Columbus, Cincinnati, and Wilmington, with tranquil high-pressure conditions followed by widespread rain and colder temperatures starting Monday night.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and stable weather for Ohio through Monday, with some cloud cover returning Saturday evening but clearing up on Sunday. Rain is expected late Monday, with a cooler, drier air mass later in the week.

A low pressure system will bring rain to parts of Ohio but not heavy amounts. Clearing is expected by tonight, with sunnier weather possible over the weekend.