Columbus, OH – Chilly conditions across Ohio could bring frost tonight, with stronger weather changes on the horizon as the state prepares for potential thunderstorms by late Friday.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, clear skies and calm winds will allow temperatures to fall into the lower to mid-30s across central and southern Ohio, with upper 20s possible in rural areas. Cities including Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, and Portsmouth may experience overnight lows between 28°F and 39°F. Residents are advised to cover or move sensitive vegetation indoors to protect from potential frost damage.
Meanwhile, forecasters from the National Weather Service in Cleveland report that a warming trend will push temperatures into the upper 70s by Friday. However, mixed clouds and increasing moisture will bring showers and thunderstorms late Friday evening and overnight, particularly ahead of a cold front…