Michael Behrens

Just because we are past the peak of tornado season, it doesn't mean you can discount storms later in the year.

Drought conditions in central Ohio are taking their toll on fall colors already.

A reservoir you may have driven past, but didn't know was there, is helping to keep the water flowing in central Ohio.

Early estimates on rainfall for this system put us at 0.5 inches to 2.0 inches of rain through Friday evening.

Helene dropped flooding rains and damaging winds all around Ohio on Friday. Here's a look at some of the numbers.

Portions of Ohio could be looking at severe storms on Sunday afternoon and evening. Meteorologist Michael Behrens has details on what to expect.

Despite temps being well above freezing, frost is possible Thursday night in central Ohio.

A strong geomagnetic storm could lead to visible northern lights this evening around central Ohio.

Ohio is home to many great trails that offer up stunning views of the fall foliage.

This weekend we get an extra hour of sleep as we move our clocks for daylight saving time. But why do we do this twice a year in the first place?