Dec 5, 2025 – Ohio records unprecedented low wind chills as temperatures dip into the single digits and teens while winds amplify the cold, prompting Cold Weather Advisories and warning of dangerous outdoor exposure [15].

Dec 9, 2025 – The 10TV Weather Impact team issues an Alert Day for Wednesday, forecasting a rain‑snow mix in the morning, gusty 40 mph winds, and minimal snow accumulation due to near‑freezing temperatures, urging commuters to prepare for slippery roads [14].

Dec 27, 2025 – A strong low‑pressure system moves into the Great Lakes, generating 40‑50 mph gusts across central Ohio on Monday, prompting a Wind Advisory, power‑outage warnings, and advice to secure outdoor items as temperatures plunge into the low 20s [11].

Dec 28, 2025 – Forecasters anticipate a storm system arriving Sunday night into Monday, bringing rain and thunderstorms with a Level 1 severe‑weather risk, a rapid 40‑degree temperature drop, and flash‑freeze hazards on Monday morning [12].

Dec 29, 2025 – The 10TV Weather Impact team alerts central and southern Ohio to evening snow after 4 p.m., estimating 1‑3 inches of accumulation, breezy winds, and wind chills in the teens, and advises travelers heading to the OSU game and New Year’s Eve events to monitor updates [10].

Jan 1, 2026 – A Weather Impact Alert Day warns of up to 2 inches of snow through early night, breezy winds, and wind chills in the teens, targeting OSU game‑goers and New Year’s Eve planners, while radar tracking is offered via the 10TV+ app [9].

Jan 11, 2026 – A cold northwest flow ushers in 20‑degree temperatures and a band of snow showers overnight into Sunday, delivering dustings to a half inch, slick road conditions, and wind chills in the teens and twenties before sunshine lifts highs into the 40s on Monday and Tuesday [8].

Jan 21, 2026 – The National Weather Service issues a Winter Storm Watch for six southern Ohio counties, forecasting subzero wind chills from Friday night through Monday morning, possible snow Saturday evening into Sunday, and Alert Days to warn of hazardous travel and cold stress [7].

Feb 7, 2026 – Snow returns Friday with 1‑3 inches across central Ohio, including isolated 4‑plus‑inch totals, followed by bitter wind chills Saturday, a brief warm‑up Sunday with an additional 1‑2 inch snow band, and a gradual rise into the 30s‑40s early next week, while the 10 Weather Impact team notes repeated rain or snow chances later in the week [6].

Feb 17, 2026 – Dense fog returns Tuesday, reducing visibility to a quarter‑mile, prompting a Weather Impact Alert Day and a National Weather Service Dense Fog Advisory, as saturated soils and warm air create hazardous travel conditions ahead of a warm storm, near‑record 66 °F heat, and a cooling front later in the week [5].

Feb 20, 2026 – A strong storm system moves into central Ohio Thursday night, delivering warm, moist air that fuels thunderstorms around 9 p.m., shifting the threat from wind and hail to heavy rain and flash‑flooding in Fayette and Madison counties, with radar‑estimated totals exceeding 2 inches and gusty winds persisting into Friday morning [3][4].

Feb 24, 2026 – Models show the storm system tracking southward, leading the 10 Weather Impact team to withdraw the Thursday Weather Impact Alert and limit expected impacts to brief light rain or snow south of I‑70, while pledging updates if the system re‑tracks northward [2].

Feb 26, 2026 – The 10 Weather Impact team declares an Alert Day for Monday morning commute as snowfall begins Sunday night, forecasting 1‑3 inches of snow across central Ohio, upper‑30s temperatures, and a possible shift to rain later in the day, with travel disruptions to schools and workplaces expected [1].