So we have some rain and you wanna
wait till after the event because you
want the salt to get washed away.
And I what I will say is we're like right
on the cusp of it so it's gonna be more
of an event up for folks in the north.
Having said that, we will
have the potential for some.
So it looks like we're gonna actually get
to see a little sleet and then a little
rain mixing back in then back over to sleet.
That's just kind of how the
models are trending right now,
so we're going to kind of again,
right beyond the cusp.
But Clay, you are welcome over to my
house and salt my salt my my walkway too,
because that would be a big help.
No no no no no no. I think we could.
We were good friends. OK how about that?
OK and then and I'll tell you when to
salt and then you can come and salt.
That's a good trade.
I like that.
OK so we're looking at outside right now.
We've got the clouds out there.
Yeah it's a little bit gloomy and
we do have a little moisture talk
about temperatures, upper 20s,
low 30s across the area,
winds coming in out of the North,
NE dragging in that colder air and
as a result we're also looking
at wind chill values.
Basically on either side of 20 out there
so it's kind of chilly and the winds
are making it feel a little worse.
We are looking at tho those temperatures
with your hour by hour forecast will
drop in a couple degrees and we keep
a few light snow showers around
into the first part of the morning,
but those will be tapering off as
we head on towards lunchtime and
beyond 32 at noon.
We top out right around 38 but you
can see we are going to see a little
more of that rain working back into
the area as we head on through the
day and we still have some flood
warnings to talk about southern
Ohio along the Scioto River.
Also the Muskegon River out near
Mcconnelsville and this will
go into effect later on.
3:00 PM till today till 7:00 AM tomorrow.
Winter weather,
advisories in effect and again
worked kind of right on the cusp.
Looks like it's gonna be more of
an event for folks up to the north,
but we are going to be watching
for some slick spots here as well.
Here's a look at your live Doppler 10 radar.
We are tracking again the chance
for some of those light snow showers
out towards Mansfield.
Just went through Morrow County.
I actually just went through
Mount Vernon as well. Delaware.
Looking at a little bit of that action.
This is the batch that went through
New Albany not too long ago on
its way towards Coshocton.
We have this little batch
2 starting to pull on
into Columbus.
It's in southern Franklin
County hitting Bexley right now,
out towards Reynoldsburg and Lancaster,
and we're also looking at some of that
action from Chillicothe through Athens and.
As we kind of put this into motion,
you can see it's slowly moving and
this is not a whole lot of moisture,
but we could still see a quick
coating with some of this as we
head on through the morning hours.
So again watch for a few slick spots there.
But really what we're tracking is this will
transition over to some rain later on today.
That's going to roll in then.
It'll kind of turn back over to a mix
with some sleet and some ice up in
the far north and even a little bit of
light accumulating snow up that way
should be up to about 28 degrees by 9.
Notice that we are drying out through
the morning 32 degrees at lunchtime.
We end up with highs right around 38.
That rain starts to arrive as we
head past four or five o'clock.
We will have that threat for some
slick spots in a wintry mix out
there tonight with a low of 28.
We're looking at a high tomorrow,
34 after that early mix,
just cold and mostly cloudy.
A little breezy at times two.
So here's that batch that
we're tracking right now.
Moving on out of here you can see as
we hit the 9:00 o'clock time frame,
we should be fairly dry.
There might be a lingering
flurry here or there,
but most of the action pulling out of
here a couple of breaks in the clouds
as we head towards and past lunchtime.
Not a whole lot though.
You can see. Here's 4:00 o'clock.
This actually getting pushed back a little
bit 4:00 o'clock starting to see it.
Pushing into parts of the state,
but we get towards 6 and we
start to see some rain.
Little bit of sleet,
Little Mix out in Columbus and
then some snow in Northwest Ohio.
Notice we get on it at towards 8:00
o'clock and again still a little bit
of sleet here up in the far north.
Little bit of snow as you move South of I-70.
We've got the rain then.
This 10:00 o'clock. We're still seeing that.
But notice we're right on that line.
We watched this turn over to
a little bit of rain late,
and then towards the back edge of this.
A little bit of flurry action.
So I do think the best chance
for any accumulating sleet.
Ice is going to be into the first part
of the evening as we head past midnight.
Things are gonna start to get a little
better and we will start to dry out.
Then we get on into your Friday morning
and we should be fairly dry with a
couple of flurries tomorrow afternoon,
but generally dealing with mostly
cloudy skies and colder conditions.
Tomorrow we're gonna be talking
about highs that are going
to be stuck in the 30s next couple of days.
Today we're in the upper 30s.
Tomorrow we're in the mid 30s so we
have a weather alert day today because
we're tracking a little bit of light
snow out there early then the rain
and the sleet later on today as we
head through the evening we put this.
I put this in red tomorrow only because
I do think we'll have some slick
spots for your commute, especially
in the northern portion of the area.
Bigger story, inconvenient weather.
Cold on Friday and Saturday,
back near average on Sunday with
some Sunshine 36 on Monday.
And then we head on into Tuesday and beyond,
and we're talking about temperatures
that are going to be a little bit
above average 46 on Tuesday and
Wednesday 48 on Thursday.
We're back in the 50s by the end of
that 10 day forecast and we will be
checking on next week that Red Saturday
because there's some rain late in the
10 day that's still going to change,
so keep tuning back for more on that.