The transition from rain has begun for most counties in Central Ohio. Our northern counties have started to see some sleet and freezing rain allowing for stick conditions. Live Updates: https://www.10tv.com/article/weather/weather-blog/winter-storm-central-ohio-update/530-8b54b60c-b75a-4f7c-9a0a-011f48cff614 Areas in far NW Ohio have already transitioned to accumulating snow with some totals as high as 4-5”. Columbus and parts of Central Ohio will continue to see this transition of freezing rain, sleet and snow through the early morning. The worst of the weather will move in after sunrise and continue through the early afternoon with accumulating sleet and ice. Ice accumulation will mainly impact areas around and south of I-70. Central Ohio is expected to see around a tenth of an inch with 0.25”-0.50” of ice farther south. Snow will continue to pick up, NW to SE, through the late morning and early afternoon. Heavy to moderate snow will move in late tonight. While sleet and freezing rain will cut down on snowfall totals, we have noticed an uptick in the amounts. Parts of Central Ohio, mainly north, could see 4-7” and just south of Columbus expecting to seed 3-5” of snow. Higher amounts are expected in counties north of Delaware with 6-10” possible. Flurries will continue through early Friday morning as this system finally moves out of the area.