Columbus, Ohio, is experiencing a classic early September weather pattern this week, with cool mornings, warm afternoons, and plenty of sunshine. The warm-up will continue through the week, with highs climbing into the mid-80s by Thursday.
Tuesday, September 9: Crisp Morning, Sunny Afternoon
Expect crisp conditions in the upper 40s during the morning commute, especially along I-70, but the temperatures will quickly warm up by afternoon. A southeast breeze of 6 mph will add a light touch to the calm, sunny day. The high will reach near 79°F, and the low will cool off to around 53°F overnight.
High Temperature: 79°F
Low Temperature: 53°F
Wednesday, September 10: More Sunshine and Warmth
The sunshine will continue on Wednesday, with temperatures climbing to 82°F. The low will dip into the mid-50s, offering another cool night to complement the warm, sunny afternoon.
High Temperature: 82°F
Low Temperature: 56°F
Thursday, September 11: Warming Continues
Thursday will bring another sunny day with highs near 84°F. The trend of cool mornings and warm afternoons will continue, with temperatures reaching the mid-80s.
High Temperature: 84°F
Low Temperature: 57°F
Friday, September 12: Sunny and Warm
The warming trend will peak on Friday, with sunny skies and highs climbing to 85°F. The cooler nights will continue, with lows around 58°F.
High Temperature: 85°F
Low Temperature: 58°F
Saturday, September 13: Weekend Plans Look Great
The sunny weather persists into the weekend, with highs reaching near 86°F on both Saturday and Sunday. Conditions will remain dry, making for perfect outdoor plans.
High Temperature: 86°F
Low Temperature: 61°F
Impact and Precautions
This stretch of warm, sunny weather is perfect for outdoor activities, but residents should be prepared for brisk mornings, especially when heading out early. Families should dress kids in layers, and early commuters should watch for potential fog in low-lying areas. The warm afternoons will feel like late summer, with highs in the mid-80s. Keep an eye on weather updates as winds may shift later in the week.
