Clear and chilly Saturday morning in Columbus with a high near 47°F. A strong warmup next week brings storm chances and gusty winds Tuesday–Wednesday.

Strong winds and floodwater damaged Hidden Lakes Campground near Mount Gilead, roughly 100 people sheltered in a mess hall as the storm passed. Eyewitnesses described the gusts as sounding like a freight train.

Morning showers taper to partly sunny skies and a high near 47°F. Gusts and localized ponding are possible during the commute.

Warm afternoon turns stormy Thursday night in Columbus. Expect gusty winds, heavy rain and a chance of severe storms overnight.

A newly posted draft updates the Big Darby Accord to strengthen monitoring and steer new housing toward sewered corridors, while raising questions about density in parts of the watershed.

Warm Wednesday, bigger warm‑up Thursday into the upper 70s, then storms Thursday night with gusty winds and 1–2 inches possible.

A second meteor streaked across northwest Ohio Tuesday night, captured on video at the Indian Meadows service plaza. NASA analysis says the flash came from a one‑pound fragment that burned up over Saginaw Bay.

Clear Tuesday morning with a sunny day and highs near 51. A sharp warmup to the mid‑70s comes Thursday, followed by likely storms Thursday night and a sharp cooldown.

Severe storms Sunday night knocked out power for thousands across central Ohio. AEP’s outage map and live trackers show heavy outages in Franklin and surrounding counties.

Cloudy, windy Monday with highs near 46°F and gusts to about 24 mph. Temperatures jump midweek with thunderstorms likely Thursday night.

Partly cloudy and cool this morning, then mild with a high near 59°F. Bigger warm-up arrives for the weekend ahead of a late front.

Cold morning with a slight flurry risk; warming into the 60s by Friday.

A strong March windstorm knocked out power across central Ohio. AEP says crews are replacing poles and repairing spans of wire as most customers were restored by Monday.