A stagnant pattern remains across much of the country. This means that there is little change in the weather from day to day. There will continue to be abundant sunshine during the days, even with some thin high clouds at times. Temperatures will remain above normal.
Dense fog, reducing visibility to 1/4 mile or less will occur across parts of west central Ohio this morning. Other nearby areas may see some areas of fog that reduces visibility to 1 mile or less. Motorists should exercise extra caution. Visibility will improve by mid morning.
Slightly above normal temperatures are expected through the week. While there may be a few clouds from time to time, there will be long periods of clear skies.
Slightly above normal temperatures are expected through the week. While there may be a few clouds from time to time, there will be long periods of clear skies.
A Frost Advisory is in effect for portions of Central Ohio tonight into Thursday morning. Temperatures will fall into the mid 30s to the lower 40s. Frost formation which is likely across portions of Central Ohio will be damaging to any sensitive outdoor vegetation.
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
Dense fog is occurring across portions of central and west-central Ohio this morning. Use caution while driving and prepare a few extra minutes for your commute.
Areas of dense fog have developed across parts of central Ohio this evening. Fog may expand south tonight. Watch for changing visibilities into the morning hours.
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
The NOAA weather radio test normally scheduled for 11 AM Wednesday will be postponed until Thursday at 11 AM. partnerservices.nws.noaa.gov…
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
[4:44 PM] Another chilly night expected. While frost won't be quite as widespread tonight, some patchy frost is still possible, especially in rural and sheltered locations.
An extended dry period will continue into next weekend. There may be a few clouds from time to time, but overall skies will be mainly clear. Temperatures will be a bit above normal.
A Frost Advisory is in effect for the entire area Sunday night into Monday morning. Temperatures will fall into the mid to lower 30s. Frost formation will be damaging to any sensitive outdoor vegetation.
A slow warming trend will occur for the beginning of the week. There will still be frost potential Sunday night and Monday night. It will remain dry with very little cloud cover.


















