Columbus Forecast: Dry Today, Snow Approaching Soon
In Columbus, Ohio, residents will experience a temporary reprieve from wintry weather at the start of the workweek. However, a new snow system is anticipated to arrive late Monday evening, continuing into Tuesday morning.
Snow Forecast for Columbus
Weather models indicate the potential for 2-3 inches of snowfall. Areas in the northwest are expected to receive less snow, while regions to the southeast could see higher accumulations. The primary snowfall is expected early Tuesday morning, leading to slick road conditions.
Temperature Outlook
Current temperatures are over ten degrees below average, with highs hovering near freezing. This means any snow that falls will likely remain on the ground for some time. The following is the forecast for the upcoming days:
- Tonight: Partly cloudy, calm with a low of 24°F.
- Monday: Mostly cloudy with late snow developments, high of 35°F.
- Tuesday: Projected snow accumulation of 2-3 inches, high of 34°F.
- Wednesday: Partly cloudy, still cold with a high of 34°F.
- Thursday: Partly cloudy, slight chance of snow showers, high of 32°F.
- Friday: Partly cloudy, increased snow likelihood, high of 32°F.
- Saturday: Mostly cloudy with the possibility of snow, high of 35°F.
- Sunday: Cloudy and cold, reaching highs of 33°F.
Future Weather Patterns
The extended forecast suggests ongoing chances for snow. Flurries may appear on Thursday, with more scattered snowfall expected on Friday. Snow showers could continue into the weekend, making it essential for residents to stay alert and prepared for changing conditions.
Stay tuned to Emegypt for the latest weather updates and advisories as we monitor these systems closely.
