Ohioans experiencing a mix of fog, rain, and potential snow with gusty winds, as per the National Weather Service.

High pressure will stabilize weather in Ohio, bringing milder temperatures of upper 40s to lower 50s, followed by rain and isolated thunderstorms Thursday into Saturday, and a cooler weekend.

Ohio Valley residents expect a warm, wet week with light rain and temperatures above January averages, followed by a weekend cooldown and potential snow showers.

The NWS in Wilmington, OH, predicts continued cold temperatures and dry conditions for the weekend, with cloudy skies and a possible warming trend in the upcoming week.

The National Weather Service predicts a warming trend for Ohio after a cold weekend, with temperatures expected to rise and the possibility of rain midweek.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cold weekend for Ohio Valley with dry conditions, followed by a warming trend next week. Caution is advised due to icy patches on roads.

The National Weather Service reports weather patterns in Ohio, including freezing drizzle causing traffic incidents, gusty winds, and quick snow accumulation, with a slight weekend warm-up expected.

Ohio is set to experience single-digit wind chills and light snow, with slightly warmer temperatures at night. New Year's Eve may bring additional snowfall.

Residents in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana face strong winds and potential light snow following a cold front, with varying conditions expected throughout the week.

The National Weather Service reports near-record warmth in Columbus and Cincinnati today, followed by a cold front bringing gusty winds and a significant temperature drop tonight.

Ohio is set to experience record-breaking heat followed by a dramatic cold front, with potential record temperatures forecasted by the National Weather Service in Wilmington.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio forecasts a "weather rollercoaster" with alternating warm and cold fronts bringing varying temperatures and precipitation to Ohio.

Dense fog affected Columbus and Cincinnati on Christmas morning as the National Weather Service issued advisories for low visibility in Ohio, with expected fog lift and a chance of light rain and freezing temps.