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High pressure firmly in control for much of the week for central Ohio. That means that while we'll enjoy a nice stretch of fall-like weather, it also means we will not be receiving any additional (needed) rainfall for several days.
Attention then turns to major hurricane 'Milton' targeting Florida late Wednesday, with extreme winds, rain and storm surge expected along the Gulf coast. But unlike the last major hurricane to hit the southeast US, any residual moisture from 'Milton' will NOT work its way northward and instead, track across Florida and into the western Atlantic ocean. The same high pressure that is providing Ohio with dry & cool conditions will keep track of Milton well to our south.
And it's not until late in the weekend (Sunday into Monday) when we're tracking another cold front moving through the southern Great Lakes that central Ohio could get our next round of showers & possible storms