Ohio agricultural weather forecast for the week of November 9, 2026, Digi Mart USA News (Ohio): A dry and mild start to the week is expected as southwest flow dominates the region. Temperatures will climb compared with the weekend, and evaporation rates look good for the first half of the week, allowing several days of fieldwork.
Cold air will move in during the last half of the week. As it sags south late Wednesday, clouds will increase, especially over western Ohio, and temperatures will turn colder for Thursday and Friday to finish the week.
Scattered showers are likely in central and southern Ohio, mostly on Thursday. Up to half an inch of rain is possible over about 60% of the state.
Strong north winds behind the front later in the week will reinforce the cold air.
Those north winds crossing the Great Lakes will keep clouds thick through the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. Some spits and sprinkles from lake effect are also possible in northern and especially northeastern Ohio.
Temperatures will reach frost and freeze range Thursday night and Friday night at least, with a likely end to the growing season by the weekend.
Next week is milder again, with sun dominating from Sunday through the following Thursday. Clouds increase Friday, November 20.
A well-organized precipitation event then moves in from late November 20 through November 21, with rain potential of 0.25 to 0.75 inches over about 80% coverage.
