A 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day has been declared for Wednesday due to sub-zero wind chills. Expect single-digit temperatures and wind chills below zero, necessitating bundling up in layers. Temperatures will warm up by Thursday night and the weekend.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — After experiencing a few days of above-freezing temperatures in central Ohio this weekend, following a prolonged period of cold air that began 2025, another wave of arctic conditions is approaching. Morning temperatures are predicted to plummet to near single digits by Tuesday morning, with most areas dropping to the mid to low single digits by Wednesday morning.
These extremely low temperatures early Wednesday, coupled with a moderate wind, will result in wind chill values below zero for Wednesday morning. 10TV Weather Impact Alert Day has been declared for Wednesday, January 15, 2025, due to sub-zero wind chills. In such conditions, layering clothing will be essential before venturing outside. Individuals planning to be outside for extended periods will need to wear hats, gloves, coats, and face coverings to maintain warmth.While temperatures are expected to remain cold early Tuesday and Thursday, these days will feature more cloud cover and a reduced likelihood of severely cold air settling in. Wind chills may briefly dip below zero on both days, but these periods will be shorter and less widespread. Consequently, there are currently no alerts issued for either day, but if the forecast undergoes changes, this could evolve.For those who dislike the cold, there is a silver lining: this will be a brief spell of arctic air. Temperatures will begin to rise well into the 20s and 30s by Thursday night and throughout the weekend. Next weekend may bring some accumulating snowfall along with a possibility of a rain/snow mix, so it's advisable to keep an eye on the forecast, and we will continue to provide updates here at 10TV
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