Hello, Columbus! Can you believe it? Sunday marks the official beginning of fall, and while the calendar is saying autumn, our temperatures are reminding us that we still live in the South. As we step into this new season, it seems like summer just doesn’t want to let go!
As high school football games kick off this Friday evening, fans are gearing up for a toasty night at the field. Right around kickoff, the temperatures will still be pretty high, so what’s a better way to cool off than with a little something from the concessions? Picture it now: refreshing water or maybe some ice cream—totally hitting the spot while you cheer for your favorite team!
As the night goes on, temperatures will slowly cool down into the middle to upper 60s. A mostly clear sky should provide a perfect backdrop for those evening games, making for a lovely night out with friends and family.
Ready for a fun Saturday? There’s a lot happening around town, whether you’re catching a collegiate football game or checking out Thunder Over Columbus at the Air Force Base. Just a little tip: with high temps expected to be in the middle 90s, be sure to dress cool, stay hydrated, and yes, don’t forget the sunscreen!
While the day might be hot, the night promises to be much more comfortable. Expect lows in the middle to upper 60s, which will make for a relaxing evening after all the day’s festivities.
Sunday is a special day as we celebrate the Autumn Equinox at 7:44 AM, signifying the official first day of fall! But will we feel the essence of fall in the air? Well, if you’ve already started decorating your home, perhaps a little autumn spirit will be present! The high temperatures will remain in the lower 90s under another sunny sky with a few clouds sprinkled throughout the day. Evenings will cool off slightly, with lows again in the upper 60s.
As we step into next week, you might notice not much is changing for the time being. Highs are expected to stay consistently in the lower 90s, with overnight temperatures hanging out in the upper 60s to lower 70s. Just a heads-up, though: extra clouds will start filtering into our skies. And don’t forget about the chance of rain! It’s looking like a good possibility on Wednesday ahead of a potential cold front that could finally bring some much-needed relief from the heat.
As we enjoy this transition into fall, there’s always something exciting going on in our community!
So, as we wrap up this warm week and look ahead, let’s embrace the summer’s final moments while we gear up for fall festivities. Here’s to enjoying the beautiful weather, cheering at football games, and making memories with friends and family in our beloved Columbus.
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