Columbus, United States (Local)
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By: Tyler Allender, Arianna Wittic
The cold arctic air has arrived in the Valley on this MLK Day. The clear skies will stick around this evening but throughout the overnight hours clouds will continue to increase across the Valley, with temperatures falling into the upper-10s for our normally cooler spots to the low- to mid-20s for a majority of locations.
By: Tyler Allender
Driving could become difficult or even dangerous throughout the area.
Be alert for icy spots again, but overall a lot of roadways are beginning to slowly improve.
Showers to start the workweek before temperatures really warm up.
From fog to sun Tuesday. Temperatures will be near average ahead of a big warm up.
A mix of sun and clouds Wednesday with highs in the mid to upper 60s.
Dry and warmer today but the wind kicks up Friday with some rain expected.
It dries out nicely just in time for the weekend.
Well above average temperatures are in the forecast this week.
Any fog turns into a mostly sunny sky Tuesday; very warm with highs in the mid to upper 70s.
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