Every forecast across Northwest Ohio, highway-clear.
Official National Weather Service forecasts for Northwest Ohio — seventeen counties across the Black Swamp, from Toledo and Bowling Green west to Defiance and Bryan, south through Findlay to Lima, and east to Fremont, Tiffin and Bucyrus.
Every Ohio region shares one system — the same maps, the same live radar, the same climate record. This was the Great Black Swamp, drained into the flattest farmland in Ohio, and it still behaves like a floodplain when the Maumee backs up. Flat and open means the wind has a clean run and the snow drifts rather than falls; it also means Lake Erie can push a foot of water into the western basin on a hard southwest blow and take it back out again.