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 forecasts of a gradual warm‑up into the 20s‑30s by afternoon and a wintry front expected Sunday [14].

Dec 9, 2025 – A 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day warns that a strong Midwest storm brings a rain‑snow mix this morning, gusty winds up to 40 mph, and minimal snow accumulations, while a weaker system is forecast to arrive Friday into Saturday [13].

Dec 12, 2025 – Snowfall up to 9 inches blankets central Ohio on Saturday, triggering snow emergencies, blowing snow with 25 mph gusts, and wind chills near or below zero on Sunday and Monday [12].

Dec 13, 2025 – Sub‑zero wind chills persist Sunday and Monday as lingering cold air follows the heavy Saturday snow, with wind chills reaching –5 °F to –10 °F and schools and churches reporting closures [12].

Dec 27, 2025 – A developing storm system moves into central Ohio late Sunday night, bringing rain and thunderstorms with a Level 1 severe‑weather risk, damaging wind gusts near 60 mph, and a rapid 40‑degree temperature drop that could cause a flash‑freeze Monday morning [11].

Dec 30, 2025 – A strong low‑pressure system drives Monday’s wind gusts to 40‑50+ mph across central Ohio, prompting a Weather Impact Alert Day, wind‑advisories, and warnings of power outages as temperatures plunge into the low 20s by early Tuesday [10].

Dec 31, 2025 – Snow begins after 4 p.m., delivering 1‑3 inches of accumulation through the evening, creating breezy wind chills in the teens and disrupting travel for OSU game fans and New Year’s Eve celebrations [9].

Jan 1, 2026 – A Weather Impact Alert Day warns that up to 2 inches of snow may fall early tonight, with breezy winds and teen‑degree wind chills creating slippery roads for OSU game‑goers and New Year’s Eve plans [8].

Jan 11, 2026 – A band of snow showers moves in overnight into Sunday, producing dustings to a half‑inch as temperatures sit in the 20s‑30s, while strong winds drive wind chills into the 10s‑20s and sunshine returns with 40 °F highs on Monday and Tuesday [7].

Jan 21, 2026 – A winter‑storm watch covers six southern Ohio counties as an arctic blast drives single‑digit temperatures and subzero wind chills from Friday night through Monday, prompting multiple Weather Impact Alert Days and warnings of hazardous travel [6].

Feb 7, 2026 – Snow returns Friday with 1‑3 inches across central Ohio, followed by bitter cold and sub‑zero wind chills Saturday; a brief warm‑up on Sunday and another 1‑2‑inch snow band later Sunday set the stage for gradual warming into the 30s‑40s early next week [5].

Feb 17, 2026 – Dense fog returns Tuesday, reducing visibility to a quarter‑mile, leading to a Weather Impact Alert Day; forecasters cite saturated soil and warm air influx as the cause and note an upcoming windy storm that could bring near‑record 66 °F heat, scattered rain, and a cooling front Friday [4].

Feb 20, 2026 – A strong storm system moves into central Ohio Thursday night, delivering warm, moist air‑driven thunderstorms around 9 p.m., shifting the primary risk from wind/hail to heavy rain and flash‑flooding with over 2 inches recorded by 11:20 p.m., while gusty winds linger Friday and snow showers may appear by Sunday [2][3].

Feb 23, 2026 – The 10 Weather Impact team issues an alert for Thursday’s storm, warning of rain, snow and ice across central Ohio from Wednesday night into Thursday daytime, with uncertain accumulation amounts, slippery roads, and chief meteorologist Chris Tomer urging drivers to stay alert and monitor updates [1].