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Columbus Weather: Dry for now, more snow on the way

We are getting a brief break from the wintry precipitation to start the work week. There are no issues with work and school commutes other than cold temperatures. The next snow system will arrive a little later in the evening on Monday and continue into Tuesday morning. Models are not in agreement on snow totals, but it looks like 2-3″ is possible.

Areas to the Northwest will see less, and areas to the southeast will see more. The bulk of this falls early Tuesday morning, and the roads will be slick. Temperatures will remain over ten degrees below average with highs at or just above freezing, so any snow will stick around.

  • TONIGHT: Partly cloudy, calm, low 24.
  • MONDAY: Mostly cloudy, late snow, high 35.
  • TUESDAY: 2-3″ snow accumulation, high 34.
  • WEDNESDAY: Partly cloudy, high 34.
  • THURSDAY: Partly cloudy, small chance of snow showers, high 32.
  • FRIDAY: Partly cloudy, more snow likely, high 32.
  • SATURDAY: Mostly cloudy, snow possible, high 35.
  • SUNDAY: Cloudy, still cold, high 33.

More snow is possible in the extended forecast. We will take it system by system. A few flurries may fall Thursday with more scattered snow falling on Friday. Some snow showers are possible into the weekend as well.

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