Columbus, OH – Drivers across Ohio should prepare for hazardous conditions as several inches of snow are expected to accumulate by Sunday morning.
According to the US National Weather Service in Wilmington, radar shows widespread snow moving east across the state Saturday evening. Dry, fluffy snow will bring 2–5 inches of accumulation by early Sunday, with snowfall continuing through much of the day.
Temperatures will dip into the low 20s overnight, keeping road surfaces icy and increasing the risk of slick travel. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is urging drivers to slow down and allow extra travel time, especially on bridges and interstates that may freeze first.
Snowplows are active across central and southern counties as crews work to clear primary routes before heavier morning traffic. Visibility may be reduced at times, particularly in open rural areas.
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