Much of the Columbus metro area picked up around a foot of snow. Some parts of the viewing area saw over 16" of snow.

After a day of waiting, snow from Winter Storm Fern is falling in central Ohio as of 10 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 24, with ODOT traffic cameras showing accumulating across the region. Several inches of snow could be on the ground by morning, forecasters said.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – Historic snowfall is covering central Ohio Sunday. NBC4 wants to see how much snow you got where you live. You can use the form below to send us your photos or short videos to be shown on air and online.

The frigid weather in Columbus has not only been challenging for residents but also for city water mains that have ruptured because of the cold weather.

Bookmark this link for live updates as the outages are reported.

A winter storm is expected to drop around a foot of snow across Ohio this weekend, with temperatures so cold that it won’t be able to melt.

A winter storm that swept dozens of states smashed the daily snow record for Columbus, Ohio, dropping almost a foot by Sunday evening, January 25, weather officials said.The National Weather Service said a total of 11.

Ohio will see snow, strong winds and sub-zero temperatures this weekend due to winter storm Fern. What we know and how much snow Ohio might get

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – After central Ohio was covered in a foot of snow Sunday, counties remain under snow emergencies Monday but are starting to downgrade levels as roads begin to improve. Storm Team 4 will have live updates on the forecast throughout Monday in the video player above.