You made it through Monday! Hopefully without getting soaked from the rounds of rain and storms that came through in the afternoon. The 614cast Tuesday’s tl;dr 👍 Mostly sunny and pleasant, high in the mid-70s. Giphy.com Forecast highlights 🔥 Smoky haze on Tuesday While we won’t have many clouds for most of Tuesday, the sunshine […]
Hey, we made it through the first week of this newsletter! I’m sending this only on weekdays, so the next issue will be on Monday. The 614cast Weekend tl;dr 🌦️ Dry with filtered sunshine Saturday, periods of rain Saturday night–Sunday. Highs near 80 both days. Giphy.com Forecast highlights ☂️ Saturday looks better than Sunday As
The 614cast Friday’s tl;dr 🌩️ Hit-or-miss showers and storms amongst many dry hours, high in the lower 80s. Giphy.com Forecast highlights 💧 A little unsettled through early next week Thanks to a front hanging around the region, we’re not quite done with the rain chance. Friday’s theme will be the same as Thursday’s: Lots of
The 614cast Thursday’s tl;dr 🌦️ Occasional scattered showers and storms, high in the lower 80s. Giphy.com Forecast highlights ☔ Periods of rain, but not a washout That slow-moving system to our west is almost here. You can see our rain chances pick up by midday Thursday and remain elevated during the afternoon and evening. It’s
The 614cast Wednesday’s tl;dr 🌡️ Mostly sunny with a smidge of humidity, high in the upper 80s. Forecast highlights 🌶️ Kinda hot, but it won’t last Tuesday was the first 80-degree day in Columbus since May 16. We’ll easily do it again on Wednesday thanks to abundant sunshine and a southwest wind around 10–20 mph,
This is the inaugural entry for “Buckeye Weather Buzz,” a weekday newsletter devoted to the weather happenings in the Columbus, Ohio and sharing other weather-y tidbits of interest. Each newsletter will begin with a very brief summary of the next day’s weather forecast, followed by detail of two or three of the main upcoming weather
With highs in the 80s later this week, snow is probably the furthest thing from your mind. Actually, it probably wasn’t on your mind much at all over the past few months. ❄️ Columbus had no measurable snow during climatological spring (March to May) — only the fifth time that’s happened since 1885. 📅 The
April 15 marks the halfway point of climatological spring, which began on March 1. This spring’s snowfall so far has been… *checks notes* … too little to even measure. That’s right. Officially, Columbus has had only a trace of snow over the past six weeks, which is very rare. This has happened only six other
