A Flood Watch is in effect for Columbus through Thursday afternoon as storms and heavy rain move across central Ohio. Another round of storms is expected this weekend.

Columbus will hit about 90 degrees Wednesday before late-day storms roll in. Heavy rain is the bigger concern as unsettled weather stretches into the weekend.

Columbus reaches 88 degrees Tuesday as heat and storm chances build through the end of the week.

Columbus gets a sunny, comfortable Monday before temperatures climb into the upper 80s and storm chances return midweek.

The Pat McGowan Treatment Train filters canal runoff on 64 acres near Aqueduct Road before it reaches the St. Marys River.

Columbus sees showers and storms move in after 09Z, followed by occasional morning precipitation, as a Flood Watch raises concerns about heavy rain and localized flooding through the evening.

Columbus gets a mostly pleasant Friday, but Saturday could bring heavy rain, thunderstorms and localized flooding before sunnier weather returns Sunday.

Thursday brings afternoon thunderstorms and heavy rain chances to Columbus before a sunny Friday. A chance of showers and thunderstorms returns Saturday ahead of a warmer stretch.

Some residents near Hilliard say a burning chemical odor from a Columbus asphalt plant hits multiple times a week, even as regulators call it compliant.

Columbus will hit 90 degrees Wednesday before severe storms and heavy rain move in Wednesday night and Thursday.

Columbus could see strong storms in two rounds Saturday before sunny, cooler weather takes over for Sunday and Labor Day.

Columbus faces a 92-degree Friday and heat index near 102 before thunderstorms complicate the weekend. Cooler weather follows Saturday's storms.

Columbus will hit 94 degrees Thursday with a heat index near 102 as a Heat Advisory stretches through Friday. Storm chances rise Friday and Saturday before a cooler, sunnier Labor Day weekend.