Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Survivors of the August storms are tapping into federal dollars that will help them get back on their feet. If your home or property was damaged by the storms, apply online at DisasterAssistance.gov or by calling 800-621-3362.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Mild temperatures persist for much of the week. The next disturbance brings the chance of rain by the middle of the week.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
We appreciate our partnerships, and strong public messaging is key to keeping communities informed during times of recovery.
Thank you to our public information partners at FEMA and the SBA for their dedication and assistance at Ohio's Disaster Recovery Centers.
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Don’t let this be you. A little planning can make things less spooky: ready.gov/plan
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
A weak cold front will drop down across the region tonight. This could lead to a few light rain showers this evening, mainly along and north of the I-70 corridor. A better chance for precipitation will develop as we head into next week.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Happy National First Responder Appreciation Day! Let’s take a moment to thank the amazing public safety heroes who always put our communities first. Their courage and dedication keep us safe every day, and we’re grateful for both them and their families who support them.

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Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
One of the few perks of being here in the early morning. Sunrises!
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
We have not observed rain since October 16th. A few more dry days are ahead, but rainfall chances increase this Sunday through early next week.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Disaster Recovery Centers remain open until further notice. In-person support is available in Franklin and Perry counties if you need help applying for federal assistance or have questions about the process. See locations and hours: bit.ly/4jP8nhj
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
10/23/2026
Don't delay - visit a DRC today!
The disaster recovery centers in Perry and Franklin Counties are open to disaster survivors from the seven declared counties. There is no scheduled closing date at this time. See hours of operation: bit.ly/4jP8nhj
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Slightly above normal temperatures are expected into next week along with dry conditions.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Slightly above normal temperatures are expected through the week. While there may be a few clouds from time to time, there will be long periods of clear skies.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
A Frost Advisory is in effect for portions of Central Ohio tonight into Thursday morning. Temperatures will fall into the mid 30s to the lower 40s. Frost formation which is likely across portions of Central Ohio will be damaging to any sensitive outdoor vegetation.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
Quiescent conditions will persist across the region. Some thin high clouds will be passing across the area. There will be very little difference from day to day in both highs and lows.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
An extended dry period will continue into next weekend. There may be a few clouds from time to time, but overall skies will be mainly clear. Temperatures will be a bit above normal.
Franklin County Emergency Management retweeted
[8:48 PM] We continue to monitor a line of storms moving across Indiana, which will move into our counties over the coming hours. While a weakening trend is expected, cannot rule out isolated strong/severe storms in our far west.























