Heavy Snowfall Dumps Up to 16 Inches Across Central Ohio The storm delivered as much as 16 inches of snow in central Ohio on Sunday, while Columbus recorded roughly a foot [1]. Winter Storm warnings and a Level 3 Snow Emergency were issued for several counties, prompting immediate road‑closure alerts and power‑outage concerns [1]. Snow removal crews and emergency managers mobilized to clear major arteries and protect critical infrastructure [1].

Winter Storm Warning Extends Through Monday Noon Amid Falling Temperatures The warning remains active for select central Ohio counties until 12:00 p.m. Monday, urging residents to prepare for lingering hazardous conditions [1]. Forecasts call for subzero morning temperatures and wind chills that will feel even colder throughout the week, complicating travel and power reliability [1]. Authorities advise limiting travel and securing heating sources as the cold snap persists [1].

10TV Provides Continuous Live Updates Via Multiple Platforms 10TV broadcasts round‑the‑clock coverage through its 10TV+ streaming app, available on Roku, Apple TV, Samsung and Fire TV, as well as a dedicated news app for alerts [1]. The station offers live radar, road‑condition reports, power‑outage maps, and real‑time school and business closure information [1]. Schools cancelled Monday classes, many businesses and municipal offices remain closed, and traffic updates are posted online to aid motorists [1].