Snow Forecast for Columbus This Week: What to Expect
Columbus, Ohio, is bracing for a snowy week ahead. Mayor Andrew Ginther recently demonstrated his snow plow driving skills on a city obstacle course, highlighting the importance of readiness for winter storms.
Snow Forecast for Columbus This Week: What to Expect
The forecast indicates that after a windy Sunday on November 30, central Ohio may experience snowfall starting late December 1 into December 2. The National Weather Service (NWS) in Wilmington has issued a report suggesting a high likelihood of precipitation, with chances reaching 90% as of November 30.
Snow Accumulation Predictions
- Snowfall is expected to begin after 1 a.m. on December 2.
- Accumulation could reach between 1 to 3 inches by Tuesday morning.
- Light snow may continue until 1 p.m. on December 2 with a 30% chance of precipitation.
- Less than an inch of accumulation is predicted for some areas.
Future Snowfall Opportunities
The next anticipated snowfall is set for December 5 and 6. Observers of weather trends note that winter temperatures could be colder than usual, according to The Old Farmer’s Almanac.
Winter Weather Outlook
The Almanac’s long-range predictions suggest colder conditions during mid to late December, continuing into early January and late January through early February, as well as mid-March. Overall precipitation levels may be below normal, but key periods of snowfall are anticipated in late December, early January, and February.
Holiday Season Considerations
Columbus residents might enjoy a white Christmas, with predictions indicating regular snowfall from December 8 through December 31. These patterns may set the stage for festive winter weather in the region.
