Columbus starts Thursday in fog before temperatures climb near 90. Storm chances increase Thursday night and continue through early next week.

Columbus gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before temperatures rise Tuesday and storm chances return midweek.

Cloudy skies give way to a stormier Sunday afternoon in Columbus, with a 60% chance of rain and thunderstorms. The unsettled pattern sticks around through Saturday.

Columbus gets a brief calm start Saturday before afternoon thunderstorms bring tornado, wind and flooding concerns. More storms are expected Sunday and into next week.

Columbus gets one more sunny, hot day Friday before thunderstorms move in for the weekend. Heavy rain is possible Saturday night, with more storm chances continuing next week.

Columbus gets two sunny, warm days before showers and thunderstorms move in Saturday and linger through Sunday.

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Columbus gets several sunny, dry days before showers and thunderstorms return this weekend.

Showers and a few thunderstorms hit Columbus early Tuesday; a cold front clears by afternoon, bringing drier, cooler conditions through midweek.

Fog this morning will lift into a hot, humid day. Expect scattered to strong storms tonight with gusty winds and heavy rain possible.

Morning fog clears to highs near 87°F today. Showers and thunderstorms are likely Monday night with heavy rain and gusty winds.

Sunny, warm Saturday with a high near 856F. Storm chances climb Sunday night and Monday as humidity peaks.

Dry, comfortable Friday in Columbus with highs near 82°F; humidity and storms build Sunday through Monday night.