Potentially dangerous freezing rain is anticipated in different parts of Ohio, with very light ice accumulations, per a hazardous weather outlook. What's an ice storm? Here's the weather forecast ...

A storm emerging from the Rockies ... making for dangerous ice accretions across the northern Ozarks, middle Mississippi Valley and Ohio Valley this weekend," Buckingham said.

LANCASTER — An ice storm is predicted to hit Ohio on Wednesday evening, bringing dangerous travel conditions. The National Weather Service put out a weather advisory from Wednesday, Feb. 5 until ...

The Ohio counties currently under the winter storm ... A significant winter storm event could feature heavy snow, heavy sleet, an ice storm, heavy snow with blowing snow or any combination of ...

The highest ice storm potential, with one-quarter inch or ... "Record-challenging warmth funneling northward into the Tennessee and Ohio River Valleys will help provide the ingredients necessary ...

Be prepared for slick roads, especially during early morning travel. An Ice Storm Warning has been issued for Ottawa, Lucas, Wood, Seneca, Sandusky and Hancock counties, effective from 1 p.m ...

Southern Ohio will see precipitation Sunday evening, and areas east of the Appalachians will be under the winter storm by Monday. Ice will also extend into southern Ohio, West Virginia ...

along with a light glaze of ice. Just south of Cincinnati in Dry Ridge, Kentucky, the NWS predicts up to 3-4 inches of snow. NWS issued a Winter Storm Warning for northeast Ohio, which will remain ...

Areas under a Winter Storm Warning have an increased risk of sleet and freezing rain in southern Ohio, with some ice accumulations in the southernmost counties. Precipitation began before 4 p.m ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A Winter Weather Advisory was issued ... a.m. There were opportunities for heavy downpours and an isolated storm before sunrise Thursday. Icing occurring south of I-70 this ...

The FOX Forecast Center said that, like this first storm, Pennsylvania again appears to be in the bull’s-eye for highly impactful ice. Rain is looking likely in the Ohio Valley and the Appalachians.