Friday snowfall delivers 1‑3 inches across most of central Ohio Meteorologists recorded widespread snowfall Friday, with most locations receiving between one and three inches of snow; isolated spots such as Mechanicsburg (4.5 in) and Urbana (4.4 in) exceeded three inches, marking the heaviest accumulations of the event [1]. The snow moved out quickly, leaving a brief lull before colder air returned After the band passed, temperatures dropped sharply, setting the stage for sub‑zero wind chills later Saturday [1].

Saturday wind‑chill impacts sub‑zero but advisories expire Bitter cold and sub‑zero wind chills persisted through Saturday, prompting cold‑weather advisories that expired later that day, reducing official alerts for residents [1]. Calm winds expected early Sunday will limit wind‑chill severity Forecast models show winds diminishing overnight, which should prevent further wind‑chill amplification as the weekend progresses [1].

Saturday night turns mostly cloudy with low single‑digit lows The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies Saturday night, with temperatures expected to linger in the low single digits through early Sunday, maintaining a chilly overnight environment [1]. Sunday brings a modest warm‑up and a new snow band Sunday afternoon temperatures rise to the mid‑low 20s, while a secondary snow band could add an additional one to two inches in the hardest‑hit areas, extending the precipitation threat [1].

Monday and Tuesday signal gradual warming into the 30s‑40s Partly cloudy conditions Monday are projected to produce highs in the 30s, followed by Tuesday highs reaching the 40s, indicating a steady temperature increase [1]. Wednesday may reintroduce rain or snow as temperatures hover near 40 °F Early‑week models suggest a chance of mixed precipitation as early as Wednesday, and the 10 Weather Impact team warns that rain or snow chances could repeat through the remainder of the week before warmer air fully settles in [1].