Dec 5, 2025 – Ohio records unprecedented low wind chills as temperatures dip into the single digits and teens while wind speeds amplify the cold, prompting Cold Weather Advisories and a brief warming forecast into the 20s‑30s later that day[13].

Dec 9‑10, 2025 – A 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day warns of a strong Midwest storm bringing a rain‑snow mix and gusts up to 40 mph that could make morning commutes slippery, while a weaker system is expected to bring light snow Friday into Saturday[12].

Dec 14‑15, 2025 – Snowfall up to 9 inches blankets central Ohio, with winds up to 25 mph creating blowing snow; wind chills hover near or below zero, leading several counties to declare snow emergencies and issue Cold Weather Advisories[11].

Dec 27‑28, 2025 – A developing storm system moves into central Ohio Sunday night, lifting temperatures into the 60s before a sharp cold front drops them to the 20s by Monday noon, creating flash‑freeze risk and a Level 1 severe‑weather threat including possible 60‑mph wind gusts and an isolated tornado[10].

Dec 29, 2025 – A strong low‑pressure system drives Monday wind gusts of 40‑50 + mph across central Ohio, prompting statewide Wind Advisories, warnings of power outages, and a rapid temperature plunge into the low 20s by early Tuesday[9].

Dec 31, 2025 – A Weather Impact Alert warns that snow will begin after 4 p.m., delivering 1‑3 inches of accumulation and wind chills in the teens, while travel to the OSU football game and New Year’s Eve events may be disrupted[8].

Jan 1, 2026 – The 10TV Weather Impact Team issues an Alert Day for up to 2 inches of snow, breezy winds and teens‑level wind chills, targeting travel for the OSU game and New Year’s celebrations; most areas expect 0.5‑1.5 inches before the system exits late tonight[7].

Jan 11, 2026 – A northwest airflow ushers in colder air with temperatures in the 20s‑30s, bringing light snow showers (up to 0.5 in) overnight into Sunday, while strong winds drive wind chills into the 10s‑20s; sunshine returns Monday‑Tuesday with highs in the 40s[6].

Jan 21, 2026 – A Southern Ohio Winter Storm Watch (Athens, Highland, Jackson, Pike, Ross, Scioto) is active from Saturday 7 a.m. to Monday 7 a.m., forecasting subzero wind chills, possible snow, and the worst wind‑chill conditions Friday night into Saturday, prompting multiple Weather Impact Alert Days[5].

Feb 7, 2026 – Snow returns Friday with 1‑3 inches across central Ohio and bitter wind chills; a brief warm‑up follows Sunday with a second snow band adding 1‑2 inches, then temperatures gradually rise into the 30s‑40s by early next week, with repeated rain/snow chances expected later in the week[4].

Feb 17, 2026 – A Dense Fog Advisory triggers a Weather Impact Alert for Tuesday morning as visibility drops to a quarter‑mile; forecasters cite cold, moisture‑laden soil meeting warm air, and note an upcoming windy storm that could bring near‑record 66 °F heat, scattered rain Wednesday‑Thursday, a thunderstorm Thursday, and a cooling front Friday with snow showers Sunday[3].

Feb 20, 2026 (Thursday night) – A strong storm system moves into central Ohio, delivering warm, moist air that fuels thunderstorms around 9 p.m.; radar shows >2 inches of rain, shifting the threat to flash flooding in Fayette and Madison counties and maintaining a marginal Level‑1 severe‑weather risk with an isolated tornado possible; storms are expected to wane before sunrise Friday, with gusty winds lingering into Friday and a chance of snow showers by Sunday[1][2].