Columbus starts Saturday chilly and clear before warming to 69 degrees. The sunny, mostly dry pattern continues through much of next week.

A crisp Columbus morning gives way to sunshine and a high near 69 degrees Friday. The dry, mild stretch continues through next week.

Fog may develop overnight, with Thursday's high near 68. Columbus can expect dry conditions through at least early next week.

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Patchy fog starts the day in Columbus before sunshine sends temperatures toward 69 degrees. The dry stretch continues through the weekend.

Clear skies and low 40s give way to sunny 70s Tuesday, with a dry, mild stretch carrying Columbus through the weekend.

Frost is sticking around through Monday morning before Columbus settles into a sunny, dry week with highs in the upper 60s.

A freeze warning covers Columbus through Sunday morning, but sunshine and mild temperatures are lined up for the rest of the week.

Clouds could linger through Saturday afternoon before clearing by evening, followed by a Freeze Warning early Sunday, with Columbus temperatures later climbing into the low 70s.

Rain and gusty winds will sweep through Columbus Friday before temperatures plunge. A sunny weekend follows, but frost is likely Sunday morning.

Columbus could reach 73 degrees Thursday before evening storms give way to gusty rain, falling temperatures and a frosty weekend.

Thunderstorms could bring damaging winds, hail and heavy rain to Columbus Wednesday before a sharp cool-down delivers a chilly weekend and possible frost.

Columbus could reach 85 degrees Tuesday before storms, heavy rain and strong winds arrive midweek. A chilly weekend follows.