Central Ohio Weather and Radar An area of high pressure will build in from the west, but clouds will hang around through tonight and little wind to disperse the moisture. Temperatures will hold nearly steady in the low 50s and only drop through the 40s overnight. Skies will slowly brighten on Sunday, but additional clouds will arrive later in the day ahead of a weak front. A light southerly flow will raise temperatures to near 60 degrees. Some sunshine will return Monday, as high pressure drifts eastward, with temperatures rebounding into the low 60s. A strong storm system will track from the Plains to the Great Lakes on Tuesday, accompanied by an area of rain. The intensifying storm will usher in a major pattern change to more wintry conditions later in the week, when a secondary upper low and cold pool develop. Increasingly windy and wet conditions, along with falling temperatures, will create a wintry mix beginning Wednesday night, with much colder air drawn into the Eastern part of the country.A change to wet snow Thursday and Friday could result in the first light snow accumulation, and temperatures will hold in the 30s. Forecast Saturday: Cloudy, cool. High 51 Tonight: Clouds linger. Low 42 Sunday: Mainly cloudy. High 58 Monday: Mostly cloudy, mild. High 62 (47) Tuesday: Showers taper off p.m. High 64 (50) Wednesday: Mostly cloudy, showers p.m. High 57 (48) Thursday: Rain/snow showers, windy, colder. High 40 (35) Friday: Cloudy, brisk, snow showers. High 39 (34)