Central Ohio Weather and Radar Rainfall totals in the past 24 hours ranged from 1-2 inches in parts of the Columbus area to locally 3-6 inches in a band through the south-central part of the state. In many places, the rain made a dent in the nearly four-month drought. The remnants of Hurricane Helene lingering in western Kentucky will slowly pivot east, after having merged with an upper-level low. Moisture will continue to rotate north in a counterclockwise spiral, resulting in scattered showers through Monday, with relatively light rain amounts. Temperatures won't fluctuate much due to heavy cloud cover and high humidity, from the low to mid-70s during the day down to the mid-60s at night. A cold front will arrive late on Tuesday, accompanied by a few showers and storms, which will sweep cooler and drier air into the region on Wednesday through the rest of the week. Forecast Saturday: Cloudy, muggy, showers. High 70 Tonight: Showers linger. Low 64 Sunday: Cloudy, showers, storm. High 73 Monday: Mostly cloudy, few showers p.m. High 76 (64) Tuesday: Mostly cloudy, scattered showers. High 79 (63) Wednesday: Mostly sunny, cooler. High 71 (54) Thursday: Sunny. High 74 (47) Friday: Sunny. High 79 (50)