Flood Watch for Columbus through Saturday morning. Repeated heavy downpours tonight could cause localized flooding and slow commutes.

Scattered storms likely this afternoon in Columbus with heavier rain possible Friday night. Highs climb into the 90s early next week.

Sunny Wednesday gives way to storms later this week and heavy rain is possible Friday. Heat builds into next week.

Mostly clear and cool Tuesday in Columbus, high near 78°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Thursday night through Saturday; heat returns Monday.

Rain and fog this morning with showers and thunderstorms likely through the afternoon. Flood watch and gusty winds could slow the commute.

Walleye and charter trips look good this spring, but algae and a suite of invasive species are complicating Lake Erie’s recovery. Forecasts and advisories will shape the season.

Sunny Sunday with a high near 81°F, then showers and thunderstorms tonight into Monday. Expect gusty winds and pockets of heavy rain during the overnight hours.

NWS confirms an EF-2 tornado near Kincaid Springs with 115 mph winds and an 8.9-mile path; heavy tree and structure damage but no injuries reported.

Breezy today with highs near 80°F; heavier rain and 1–2 inches likely late Sunday into Monday, raising the chance of localized flooding.

Sunny and breezy for Juneteenth in Columbus with highs near 78°F. Heavy rain may arrive Sunday night into Monday, with 1–2 inches possible.

Flood Watch until 10 a.m. Thursday; gusty winds will make the commute blustery and scattered storms may bring brief heavy rain.

Freepoint’s Hebron plastics plant paused operations after the Ohio EPA flagged permit breaches and local advocates documented visible plumes. Regulators are watching compliance filings.

Sunny and mild this afternoon with a high near 78°F. Showers tonight and a stronger, gusty round of storms is likely Wednesday night with heavy rain possible.