A Frost Advisory covers Columbus through 9 a.m. Cover tender plants before sunrise. Mild afternoons follow, with a strong warmup and storm chances early next week.

Showers and scattered storms Friday, then a Frost Advisory midnight into early Saturday. Protect potted plants and expect a cool weekend.

Federal officials added Big and Little Darby creeks to critical habitat for endangered mussels, extending federal oversight to key Franklin County stretches.

Cool, partly cloudy Thursday with highs near 58°F. Frost possible Friday and Saturday mornings, showers and storms return Monday.

Light rain and a few thunderstorms this morning in Columbus, gusty northwest winds will pick up later and a cooler, drier weekend follows.

SWACO and the City of Columbus opened a Class 2 composting hub in Columbus that will turn food scraps into compost and act as a learning lab for future sites.

Morning showers and gusty south winds give way to a warm afternoon, heavier rain arrives Tuesday night into Wednesday, followed by a cool, potentially frosty weekend.

Warm afternoon gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms late Monday night, gusty winds and localized heavy rain possible.

Cloudy morning with highs near 72F. Strong storms possible Monday night into Tuesday.

Spring is the best time to find and destroy spotted lanternfly egg masses; simple scraping into soapy water can blunt summer infestations. Experts and state guides explain safe removal and when to call a pro.

Cloudy Saturday with a few morning showers and highs near 72°F. A stronger round of storms may arrive Monday night into Tuesday.

Mid-80s this afternoon in Columbus, with a slight chance of late-day storms and a likely round of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

Fog will slow the Thursday morning commute in Columbus; sun returns with highs near 81°F and a slight chance of afternoon storms. Stronger storms are possible Friday night.