The warm weather comes less than two weeks after a winter storm bought conditions more reminiscent of the arctic and at least four inches of snow.
The National Weather Service on Tuesday morning called for a high of near 65 degrees. A record high temperature of 64 degrees was recorded on Jan. 3, 1897 in Columbus. The temperature again reached 64 degrees in Columbus on Jan. 3, 1950.
Logan Clark, a meteorologist with the Wilmington office of the National Weather Service, attributed the"That's what is ushering in this excess warmth, and moisture as well," he said. With less foliage on trees at this time of year, the rainfall could lead to flooding in some areas, Clark said, adding the threat is currently more pronounced in northern Kentucky and southwestern Ohio.
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