COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Flooding is possible this weekend as the rain and downpours continue. A large low-pressure center will track through the region today and tomorrow dumping lots of rain. Temperatures will fall during the day. Breezy and wet. The work week looks much better.
SATURDAY: rain and showers, some downpours, 1/2" to 1" of rain likely, temps falling through the upper-40's during the day.
SATURDAY NIGHT: rain and showers, low 37.
SUNDAY: rain and showers, cooler, high 45.
MONDAY: chance of some rain/snow mix early in the morning, then some clearing, high 47.
TUESDAY: more sunshine, warmer, high 55.
WEDNESDAY: sunny, warmer, high 57.
THURSDAY: lots of sunshine, high 56.
FRIDAY: sunny, high 59.
FLOOD WARNING for Coshocton County.
FLOOD WATCH for many parts of Central Ohio through Sunday evening.
Two massive low-pressure centers are tracking through the eastern half of the US and we're sandwiched between them. Rain and showers will continue Saturday with an occasional downpour or two. Looking for at least 1/2" of rain and, in some areas, up to 1" of rain. That may be more than the rivers and streams can keep up with because they're already high from all the snow-melt in the past week.
Temperatures will slowly drop during the day Saturday as cooler air wraps around the closest low-pressure system. It'll be a breezy, chilly, wet day. Rain and showers continue on Sunday but not quite as heavy and without as many downpours. Some of the leftovers change to wintry mix Sunday night as the temperatures drop closer to the freezing mark. They'll be finished by Monday morning.
During the work week, high pressure builds into the region and helps clear out our skies.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME begins Saturday night/Sunday morning. When you go to bed, set your clocks ahead one hour; spring forward.
Sunrise Saturday: 6:46 am
Sunset Saturday: 6:36pm
Sunrise Sunday: 7:45am
Sunset Sunday: 7:37pm
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