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Roads may have been closed for much of the day Sunday, but that didn't stop neighbors in Columbus' Franklin Park from enjoying the weather.

Ohio Department of Transportation spokesperson Matt Bruning said Thursday the biggest issue is how cold it will be in addition to the snowfall.

Maps released Thursday estimate 8 to 12 inches of snow in the Columbus area. The storm is set to hit Saturday afternoon and continue to Sunday afternoon.

Mad River Mountain in Zanesville and Snow Trails near Mansfield are closed as the resorts wait for colder temperatures to invite skiers and snowboarders to their slopes.

Some parts of Central Ohio were experiencing blizzard-like conditions Friday morning after an overnight storm blanketed the region in snow and temperatures at or below zero.

Central Ohio children might have been a bit upset that the season’s first substantial snowfall came on a day when schools were already closed.

What's expected to be the largest snowfall of the season comes as the Ohio Department of Transportation only has about half the number of plow truck drivers it normally employs.

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther is urging residents to stay home or find shelter before what's expected to be a heavy snowfall.The National Weather…

The powerful storm is bringing record-low temperatures, widespread power outages and hazardous conditions to a swath of the country the National Weather Service calls "unprecedented and expansive."

It’s a good day for most local students to already be off of school, as a large snowstorm moves into Central Ohio.Forecasts call for 2-4 inches of snow…