Overnight storms dropped snow across central and southern Ohio leading to delays and closures of schools across the region.

Schools and roads are closed, while counties are declaring snow emergencies. Here's what you need to know Dec. 2, 2025.

The National Weather Service reported more than four inches of snow accumulation over 24 hours at John Glenn International Airport.

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several school districts in central Ohio are closed or have delayed start times on Tuesday morning due to ...

The snowfall has led to major travel disruptions, numerous closures of schools and offices, and snow emergency declarations ...

The first significant winter storm of the season has exited central Ohio. In its wake virtually everyone saw measurable ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Several courts in Franklin County are closed on Tuesday because of the snow. The following courts are closed ...

Snow came to central Ohio on Tuesday, and with it came districts that delayed or canceled their classes. Scroll below to find ...

Expect a high of 54 degrees that feels more like 53 Nov. 24, with an overnight low of 43. Forecasters predict it will be a ...

Snowfall in Ohio prompts school closures, including Cincinnati and Lakota local schools, and advises essential travel only ...

Winter is approaching, and could bring the cold and snow. Experts weigh in about the best thermostat temperature to stay warm ...