Central Ohio Forecast
Central Ohio, including Columbus, will see mostly cloudy skies Monday with light snow and flurries in the morning, highs around 31 degrees and lows near 20. Tuesday brings a high of 36 with light snow or mix late, followed by Wednesday’s high of 45 after early showers. Thursday may feature snow turning to rain with a high of 41, then sunnier and milder conditions Friday through Saturday, reaching 55 degrees.
Northwest Ohio Outlook
Northwest Ohio around Toledo faces very cold conditions typical of February, with temperatures between 21 and 32 degrees and multiple snow days expected, totaling up to 9.7 cm accumulation over two weeks. Breezy and cloudy skies persist, similar to statewide patterns, with light snow risks early in the week.
Northeast Ohio Update
Northeast Ohio, including Cleveland, contends with lake-effect snow impacts Monday, with weather alerts for snow-covered roads and accumulations. Expect highs near 38 Monday dropping to 34 Tuesday amid light snow and overcast skies, with icy mixes possible; conditions remain wintry through midweek.
Southwest Ohio Preview
Southwest Ohio near Cincinnati will mirror central trends but with slightly milder starts, featuring overcast and light snow risks early week under mostly cloudy conditions. Highs in the low to mid-30s Monday through Wednesday, with potential wintry precipitation Thursday before warming over the weekend.
Southeast Ohio Summary
Southeast Ohio around Athens anticipates cold snaps with snow showers possible evenings, lows in the mid-20s, and northwest winds. Regional patterns align with statewide light snow early, transitioning to mixed precipitation midweek and partial clearing later, with highs climbing to the 40s.
Travelers should watch for slick roads from light accumulations, especially untreated surfaces, as several counties report snow emergencies Monday morning. More sunshine arrives by week’s end, offering a brief respite before potential late showers Sunday.