Category: Ohio

Video (5:40): http://youtu.be/qlT-CxRM-ZA?hd=1 Most of the area will stay dry throughout the weekend, with temperatures continuing to gradually warm.  Any rain chances would be confined to mainly far southern Illinois for Sunday.  Rain showers may drift further north into southern Indiana Sunday night/Monday.    Here is an animation of total precipitation from Sunday through Thursday of next week.  While most days offer a "chance" for rain, rain coverage each day will be hit/miss and light in most spots.  More details in the video. High temperatures over the next 4 days: Low temperatures over the next 4 days: Wind forecast over the next 4 days:

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZraRwAd1Ik&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 Widespread freeze warnings and frost advisories south issued for areas dropping near to slightly below freezing into Friday morning where the growing season has begun: Simulated radar guidance through this morning shows a gradual trend to push the remaining show flurries to snow showers east, I-70 north across Indiana into Ohio...tapering off completely by around noon. A lot of sunshine is expected to start working in the second half of the day today, kicking off a much quieter weather pattern as we head into the weekend: Can't rule out very patchy fog into Friday morning north into IL and NW IN...won't be widespread and not expecting much of an impact from this but wanted to mention the risk: 7-day rainfall guidance illustrating the overall inactive and quiet…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/kPgzfXMGYPE?hd=1 Current hazards...best shot for wintry weather in far northern IL today into tonight...additional freezing warns possible into Saturday morning with temps flirting with freezing or slightly below: Latest simulated radar guidance...wintry precipitation mixes in across the northern 1/3 of IL late afternoon at times mixing with sleet and slushy snow, pushing around I-70 north in Indiana late tonight and swing into Ohio overnight into Thursday morning; a few slick spots possible in northern IN where temps are near freezing, but as this wave works east temps will overall be above freezing with just light snow showers expected...not seeing widespread threats for slick spots or impacts to the roadways: Current thoughts for snow showers and light accumulations confined mainly northwest into northern IL, tapering off further east into Indiana and…

Today's video: http://youtu.be/w77GH9_dgqM?hd=1 Sim radar Wednesday morning into Thursday morning from west to east as our next wave of precipitation works east...some slushy snow showers work in mainly across northern IL, northern IN and drop down into central OH...given marginal temps mainly at or above freezing at the surface, it'll be very difficult to get any accumulations on the pavement, some light accumulations on grassy/elevated surfaces can't be ruled out; the heaviest wave of snow is likely across the IA/IL/WI border Wednesday. I-70 south locations will look to stay mainly precipitation-free: In terms of slushy snowfall accumulation and impacts...given current data, the best area for some slushy snow of 1-3" on grassy/elevated surfaces will be northern IN given temps near freezing...can't rule out a few slick spots. There is still…