
Columbus Sees Cool Cloudy Halloween Weather
Residents can expect temperatures to reach 65 degrees as the holiday brings overcast skies.
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Residents can expect temperatures to reach 65 degrees as the holiday brings overcast skies.
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Do you trust local real-time traffic updates to help you navigate unexpected road closures?
Transportation officials have shuttered a key Columbus intersection due to significant road debris.

Emergency crews battled a residential fire on Wilson Drive where smoke was visible from the roof.

Longtime NBC4 forecaster Ben Gelber receives the National Weather Service Benjamin Franklin Award for his extensive service.
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Do you feel that autumn weather in your area is getting uncomfortably warmer?
The city reached a peak of 87 degrees on October 13, surpassing a 57-year-old record.

Regular subjects here include flood risk, tornado damage, extreme heat health impacts and the aftermath of significant weather events. Coverage reaches across the city and the communities around it as conditions develop. Infrastructure resilience often dictates how the city recovers from heavy rainfall or high wind events. Seasonal shifts frequently drive the intensity of reports, as infrastructure and emergency services are put to the test annually.