The seasonable temperature trend continues across Central Ohio. High temperatures will be around 70 degrees. This is alongside the very sunny skies that are sticking around. The northerly wind flow will also continue to flow in.

Columbus and Cincinnati will have sunny days with below-normal temperatures and minimal rain chances until the weekend.

Our cold mornings stick around through the end of the school week, with seasonable afternoon highs. Expect highs in the lower 70s for tomorrow, with continued sunshine. Thursday will be a degree or so cooler as a weak boundary works through the region, dropping highs back into the upper 60s.

Sunny skies and nary a drop of rain are in the forecast through the weekend. Daily highs in 60s are expected through Thursday when the temperatures will rise to the 70s for the weekend. Overnight lows will be in 40s, just the right ingredients for the vibrant fall colors to begin appearing in the trees.

Nashville residents to experience a stretch of sunny weather with rising temperatures, per National Weather Service forecast.

A cooler and pleasant week is ahead in the Chicago area. Monday's highs will be in the upper 60s with lows in the 40s by the evening. High temperatures climb to the 70s on Tuesday as a warming trend continues through midweek.

What We’re Tracking Chilly start this morning with most folks seeing temperatures in the 40s. Some places have dipped into the 30s! Despite our chilly start, things will warm up and set up for a nice fall day ahead.

Fall is finally here as temperatures are rounding off near 70 degrees across Southwest and Central Virginia Tuesday afternoon. Today's high temperatures Along with cooler temperatures, we will see dry air all day long.