The forecast for Columbus and Cincinnati suggests mild weather with high pressure and dry conditions into the weekend and a cold front bringing cooler temperatures following. Dense fog advisories are in place but should lift by mid-morning.

The National Weather Service forecasts calm, pleasant weather with temperatures in the 70s for Columbus and Cincinnati, Ohio, followed by a cooler, potentially wet front next week.

There is a dense fog advisory in Ohio and northern Kentucky, with low visibility for motorists. This will be followed by scattered showers and gusty winds as an upper-level disturbance moves through. Calmer weather and cooler temperatures are expected on Wednesday.

According to the National Weather Service, settled weather with showers will persist in the Columbus and Cincinnati areas early in the week, with improvement and drier conditions expected by midweek.

The National Weather Service in Wilmington, OH, forecasts a wet end to the week with showers, due to a persistent low pressure system expected to remain until early next week.

The remnants of Helene bring rain and wind to Ohio, with possible minor flooding and 1-3 inches of rain expected. The weather will remain unsettled into early next week with continued chances of rain and temperatures in the 70s.

The remnants of Helene will bring wet and windy weather to Columbus, Cincinnati, and surrounding areas in Ohio, with forecasts predicting rain and conditions remaining unsettled through the weekend.

Ohio's weather features stalled fronts causing showers, storms, and tropical moisture affecting the region, with uncertainties in forecast due to Helene remnants.

The National Weather Service predicts wet and stormy conditions for Ohio Valley, with the possibility of damaging winds and tornadoes, followed by a drier Wednesday and rain chances later in the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts a shift in weather with cloudiness, rain, and thunderstorms for the Ohio Valley, affecting Columbus, Cincinnati, and beyond, starting tonight into Tuesday.

The Ohio Valley is expecting mixed weather with showers and thunderstorms due to an upper level disturbance, while high temperatures precede more seasonable weather later in the week.

The National Weather Service warns of a sharp cold front in Columbus and Cincinnati after a warm weekend, with more seasonable temperatures expected for the coming week.

The Ohio Valley is experiencing a warm spell with possible showers and thunderstorms as a weak front approaches, according to the National Weather Service.