Columbus, Ohio – A crisp start is ahead for Central Ohio on Monday as cooler air settles in overnight, dropping lows into the low 50s. Morning drivers along I-70 and I-71 may want to pack an extra layer before the sun quickly warms the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, skies will remain clear and winds light, helping temperatures fall into the lower 50s before sunrise Monday, August 25. Daytime highs will rebound near 74 degrees under abundant sunshine, with conditions remaining dry across Franklin, Delaware, and Licking counties.
Monday night will bring another cool dip into the low 50s, but the trend of sunny days and clear nights will hold steady through midweek. Tuesday looks slightly cooler, with highs topping out near 72 before returning to the mid-70s Wednesday and Thursday.
Travelers should take advantage of the calm, dry stretch after last week’s storms. Road conditions will stay favorable, with no rain or fog expected during the morning commute. Homeowners can safely plan outdoor projects, while schools across Central Ohio will enjoy pleasant recess weather as classes resume.
Looking ahead, the week stays dry with highs climbing back toward the upper 70s by Friday and Saturday, creating nearly perfect late-August weather. No advisories or warnings are currently in effect, but updates will follow if conditions shift.
Five Day Forecast for Columbus, Ohio:
- Monday: Sunny, high 74, low 52.
- Tuesday: Sunny, high 72, low 50.
- Wednesday: Sunny, high 74, low 52.
- Thursday: Mostly sunny, high 77, low 56.
- Friday: Sunny, high 78, low 56.
