Foggy skies give way to thunderstorms Sunday in Columbus, with heavy rain and gusty winds possible. A cooler, drier pattern arrives by Tuesday.

Columbus faces a Flood Watch from noon Saturday through Sunday morning as storms bring a serious heavy-rain and flooding threat. Cooler, drier weather arrives early next week.

A Flood Watch covers Columbus through Friday morning as heavy thunderstorms and 1 to 2 inches of rain threaten flooding. Heat and more storms return this weekend.

Columbus starts Wednesday clear and mild, but thunderstorms and a flood watch will shape the day before hotter weekend weather arrives.

Columbus is under a Flood Watch through Wednesday morning as thunderstorms bring heavy rain and a potentially dangerous wind threat Tuesday afternoon and evening.

Overnight storms already dumped up to 5 inches on northeast Columbus before Monday's flash flood warning hit Franklin and Delaware counties.

Fog will lift into an 89°F Columbus afternoon, but repeated thunderstorms and heavy rain are lining up through Wednesday.

Columbus gets a sunny, 90-degree Sunday before thunderstorms and heavy rain take over the forecast Monday through Wednesday.

Columbus will reach 88 degrees Saturday before late-day storms return. Sunday looks sunnier, but a wetter pattern builds Monday through Wednesday.

Columbus faces a muggy Friday with repeated storm chances before sunny skies return Sunday.

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.