COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A winter storm is expected to drop around a foot of snow across Ohio this weekend, with temperatures so cold that it won’t be able to melt.
Roads were closed in Franklin County at 11:30 a.m. Sunday, with Sheriff Dallas Baldwin declaring a Level 3 snow emergency. Roads are open only to emergency personnel.
Stay with NBC4 for live updates of the event as we track the latest forecast, snow emergency levels, road conditions and more.
Live Vipir radar from Storm Team 4
Storm Team 4 Chief Meteorologist Dave Mazza said Sunday’s snowfall is likely to be historic and early numbers indicate it could be the most single day snowfall in Columbus in nearly two decades…