Dec 5, 2025 – Ohio records unprecedented wind chills, with temperatures in the single digits and wind‑chill values “lower than the actual air temperature,” prompting Cold Weather Advisories; forecasters expect a gradual warm‑up into the 20s‑30s by afternoon and a wintry front on Sunday that could bring rain and snow [14].

Dec 9, 2025 – A 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day warns of a rain‑snow mix and gusts up to 40 mph affecting Wednesday commuters; snow accumulations remain minimal because temperatures hover near freezing, while a weaker system is expected Friday‑Saturday [13].

Dec 12, 2025 – A heavy snow event drops up to 9 inches in central Ohio on Saturday, accompanied by 25‑mph winds and “wind chills near or below zero”; several counties declare snow emergencies and the National Weather Service issues Cold Weather Advisories [12].

Dec 27, 2025 – A developing storm system moves into central Ohio late Sunday, bringing rain and thunderstorms with a Level 1 severe‑weather risk; a rapid temperature plunge of about 40 °F by Monday triggers flash‑freeze concerns for morning commuters [11].

Dec 28, 2025 – A strong low‑pressure system drives statewide wind gusts of 40‑50 mph on Monday, prompting Wind Advisories, power‑outage warnings, and a sharp temperature drop into the low 20s by early Tuesday [10].

Dec 29, 2025 – Snow begins after 4 p.m., delivering 1‑3 inches of accumulation across central and southern Ohio and “winds in the teens” that produce wind chills in the teens; the alert targets OSU game travel and New Year’s Eve plans [9].

Jan 1, 2026 – A Weather Impact Alert Day warns that up to 2 inches of snow may fall through early night, with “moderate bursts” and localized higher totals; the alert coordinates travel for the OSU game and New Year’s Eve celebrations while temperatures stay in the 20s [8].

Jan 11, 2026 – A cold northwest flow brings snow showers overnight into Sunday, producing “dusting to up to a half inch” and wind‑chill values in the 10s‑20s; sunshine returns Monday and Tuesday with highs in the 40s [7].

Jan 21, 2026 – An arctic blast triggers a Winter Storm Watch for six southern counties, forecasting subzero wind chills from Friday night through Monday morning and “possible snow” with the heaviest snow remaining south of the viewing area [6].

Feb 2, 2026 – Snow returns Friday, delivering 1‑3 inches across central Ohio and “bitter cold wind chills” that persist Saturday; a brief warm‑up on Sunday adds another 1‑2 inch snow band, followed by gradual warming into the 30s‑40s early next week [5].

Feb 17, 2026 – Dense fog returns Tuesday, prompting a Weather Impact Alert as visibility drops to a quarter‑mile; forecasters attribute the fog to “cold, moisture‑laden soil from snowmelt meeting warmer air,” and note an upcoming warm storm that could bring near‑record 66 °F heat later in the week [4].

Feb 19‑20, 2026 – A strong storm system moves into central Ohio Thursday night, issuing a 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day; “rainfall totals exceeded 2 inches in several areas by 11:20 p.m.” and the threat shifts from wind/hail to heavy rain and flash‑flooding, with storms waning by sunrise Friday [2].

Feb 20‑21, 2026 – Snow returns over the weekend, with “about an inch in Columbus” and occasional snow squalls that create brief heavy bursts and slippery roads; temperatures rise to the mid‑30s then fall into the 20s, raising black‑ice risk, and warmer weather returns by mid‑week with highs near 50 °F [1].