Ben Gelber

A broad area of high pressure extends from the Great Lakes to the Mid-Atlantic, which will keep the weather mostly sunny and seasonable. Temperatures will top out in the upper 60s.

The latest U.S. Drought Monitor shows continuing extreme to exception drought south and east of the Columbus area, despite some welcome rain about two weeks ago from the remnants of Hurricane Helen…

The weather at the end of October can range from late summer to early winter, creating challenges for outdoor plans, and how to dress the youngsters for trick-or-treating.

Cooler weather and a mix of sun and clouds followed in the wake of the cold front that crossed the state. Afternoon temperatures will be about 20 degrees cooler than the past few days, in the upper…

The skies will be sunny, as we enjoy another beautiful fall day and afternoon temperatures reaching the mild low 60s, which is still slightly above normal for early November.

Low pressure tracking across the northern Great Lakes brought a much-needed soaking rain totaling upwards of an inch. The steadier rain will taper off to shower. Wind gusts will increase to between…

A low-pressure area will move east of the Great Lakes and merge with another system forming along the Mid-Atlantic Coast. A northwesterly flow will result in drier weather, with some spotty drizzle…

An area of high pressure will build in from the west, but clouds will hang around through tonight and little wind to disperse the moisture. Temperatures will hold nearly steady in the low 50s and o…

An area of high pressure along the Eastern Seaboard will circulate milder air with a southerly flow. Skies will be mostly cloudy, but temperatures will climb back toward 60 degrees with filtered sunshine.

Posted: Updated: COLUMBUS, Ohio ( WCMH ) — We've enjoyed an exceptionally mild November, with temperatures in central Ohio averaging more than 8 degrees above normal.