Chillicothe Ohio News and Reviews

12/28/2025

SEVERE STORMS PROMPTING TORNADO WARNINGS in Indiana this evening-

Doppler Radar as of 5:35pm shows a line of severe storms moving across Indiana. Storms should move into Ohio around 7pm and should slowly weaken as they move east. However, storms could be still be severe as they move into the state. Stay WEATHER AWARE tonight.

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

The Chillicothe, OH Court House Christmas tree, 1953 or 1954.

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

There is truly nothing better than the support the Livestock Superintendents at the Ross County Fair provide for our local 4-H and FFA kids. If you have the time, please join them!

Exciting news: Ross County is looking to add new Livestock Superintendents! If you are looking to volunteer and would like to be considered for a Superintendent position for the Sheep, Dairy, or Rabbit departments please email Logan at [email protected] for more information 🐑🐇🐄

12/11/2025

Going to be a snowy end of the week around Ohio. Keep an eye on the forecast. We are. And be sure to give crews room to work and check OHGO.com for updated travel information.

12/11/2025

Bring your stuffies to the shop this week for our Friday Night Stuffy Sleepover! Here is a photo from last year’s sleepover, where Read the Elf visited for a late night storytime. Stuffies can be picked up at 1:00 on Saturday when we have a special Storytime for humans!

12/11/2025

Please make sure you’re prepared for the upcoming storms.

12/11/2025

**UPDATED SNOWFALL FORECAST GRAPHIC DUE TO MODEL SHIFT SOUTH ON TRACK** (2:25pm Wed)

ACCUMULATING SNOW THURSDAY NIGHT - FRIDAY MORNING-

We have one clipper moving through the state today with a cold rain and gusty winds. Colder air coming in late this afternoon will bring about some snow showers into tonight. A coating of snow is possible with snow showers tonight with some locally higher amounts possible, mainly in the Snow Belt.

ANOTHER CLIPPER COMES IN THURSDAY NIGHT - with cold air back in place, all snow is expected with this system. The heaviest snow is expected to fall across southwestern Ohio where around 2 to 4 inches of snow is expected by Friday morning. The snow is expected to start in southwestern Ohio after dark Thursday evening and continue through the very early morning hours Friday.

NOT DONE YET! Another system will spread light to moderate snow into Ohio late Saturday afternoon through Saturday night with another several inches possible. This weekend system will likely bring accumulating snow a bit farther north than the system moving by Thursday night. The weekend system will be followed by FRIGID temperatures as highs will likely reach into the teens Sunday with overnight lows in the single digits.