A 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day was issued for Thursday afternoon and early evening due to the high forecasted heat index, ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A storm system is moving through central Ohio on Saturday evening, bringing some scattered rain throughout the region. Coshocton, Crawford counties until 7:30 p.m. None at this time.

All the ingredients are there for a round of severe storms to roll through northern Ohio later tonight into the early morning hours Friday. As a result, we have issued a Weather Impact Alert ...

Weather Impact Alert: Strong to severe storms possible in Northeast Ohio Tuesday. Watching rain and storms that develop through the afternoon. To stream WKYC on your phone, you need the WKYC app.

TOLEDO, Ohio — The WTOL 11 Weather team is preparing you for the next winter storm system that will impact road conditions Saturday. Meteorologist John Burchfield breaks down when the winter ...

Ohio Thanksgiving weather forecast: Rain and snow may slow down travels. According to AccuWeather forecasters, Ohio could be facing cloudy, cold, and rainy weather throughout the week of Thanksgiving.

Northeast Ohio faces severe storms with potential for damaging winds and isolated ... and we've gone ahead and issued a Weather Impact Alert starting Friday night into early Saturday morning.

Climate change will affect Ohio in a myriad of ways: it could alter farmers’ growing seasons, increase energy bills, change ...

In this week’s Weather Impact, we are breaking down how the drought and hot conditions are impacting northwest Ohio agriculture. Credit: WTOL 11 The recipe for weather that farmers do not want ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - As Hurricane Helene is set to make landfall in Florida on Thursday, current prediction models don’t see the storm coming close to Ohio. But even if it did, it wouldn’t do ...

Timeline: When winter weather impacts Northeast Ohio Weather / Nov 27, 2024 / 09:50 PM EST. A Winter Storm Watch has been issued ahead of the incoming rounds of winter weather.

Weather statistics since 1970 show what many of you probably already suspect: Our rainstorms are becoming more intense. Of course, that means more flooding, more property damage, more lives lost.