lorain county over into erie county and ottawa and sandusky counties, as well. so, be aware of that in your afternoon travels. become more widespread into the afternoon and into the evening hours. i want to take you through futureview and help you plan your afternoon and evening drive. here's 5:00. we've got some scattered snow showers out there and these will overnight. here's a model at about 9:00 and you can see a decent little fetch of snow coming in. stretching all the way down into medina county and out into the snowbelt, as well. snow showers continue overnight especially out on the east side of things and then into tomorrow morning, we continue to see snow showers and the same areas. lunchtime tomorrow, a few snow showers out there. drive we may so snow hanging around. if it's going to snow off and on from tonight through the day many to, you might be wondering how much are we going to see? here's our first map for this particular lake-effect event. now, this is valid from tonight through tomorrow, through about so, this is an extended period of time. yo

the steadiest snow is mainly inland but you get out toward our far western counties, seneca, ottawa, sandusky counties, it's a little steadier there. right now and down into medina, same thing. again the wind is blowing so from time to time, visibility may be reduced but overall this is not causing major issues for us, because it's not coating the roads. just reducing our visibility. so, take it slow. you can see even down to the south, we have some snow showers taking place. so, when is all of this going to wind down and what on earth can we expect for the weekend? because wasn't it almost 70 s last weekend? i think so. we will look at the forecast for the weekend coming up in just a few minutes. but, we want to take you to a live look at the roads now. our own denise zarella is live in the cleveland 19 storm chaser. denise, how are things looking where you are and where are you guys now? >> reporter: well, samantha, you told us to head south. heading toward medina. that's exactly where we are right now. we are on 71 southbound. just outside of medina right now and boy, were you righ

it's 8:39 now, and we're looking at a little bit of snow out there in ottawa county. most of this is pretty light, visibility in some areas west of sandusky. heads up if you are in sandusky, this is headed in your direction. again, this is just snow moving through put-in bay and port clinton. we have more snow in the forecast for tonight. most of the day just cloudy and chilly. lake-effect tonight, and i'll >>> i used to think there wasinny. apparently there's a lot of things. >> my hairline is weird. >> my toes are huge. >> my nailbeds suck. >> i have really bad breath in the morning. >> >> from power struggles like in the movie "mean girls" to apgst d with new challenges. girls to the seven transitions into adult th their parents' permission girls opened up to us about the issues they're facing ss has always been a big issue to me. >> it's kind of hard to balance everything. out the future. >> what are we doing. >> everything is so competitive. >> i think teenagers get a bad rap from the old generation. >> i feel when i discuss taboo with my parents i'm >> it's not

a few flurries near ottawa county, we are trying triathlon, the arctic front will move into the area around afternoon commute . the quick burst of snow with this aboutf one -- 2 inches . indoorso maybe celebrate with a movie w. >> the bitter cold temperatures in set one child to the hospital and it's only been to get colder . >> jessica dill joins us with a warning from doctors especially if you havew plans tonight or this weekend. >> emergency centers are starting to report some cold related injuries today, university hospital says thetiin emergency department has treated as a child, they say that they have seeny some from accidents on the road this is a good reminder to bundle-up because it'll get even colder and our bodies are not prepared if you think that you can handle the cold weather, activity because they say that we may be more susceptible to weather related injuries injuries because were not used to it after such a mild winter,reju most common injuries or heart attacks and accidents but hypothermia is a concerning somethingut you need to be aware of his frostbite. >> your

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you can see sandusky, norwalk, erie county, seneca, sandusky and ottawa counties. now it extending down in mansfield, worcester, medina, elyria, even into the cleveland area. some of that gradually drifting off to the east. it's a slow progress here. i-90 coming through cuyahoga county, snow there, but it's pretty light. that's where you find meteorologist john loufman on i-90 inbound coming into cleveland. john, what are you guys seeing now? how do the roads look? when you were farther west, how did they look out there? >> john: great questions, and let's start with the first one. i'm inbound on 90, as you said. i've been doing this. i've been tracking the radar on the cleveland 19 radar weather app. it's a free download. we know about it, so i've been watching the snow here. i'm also watching it out the window of the storm chaser. we just left lorain county and left the crocker basset exit. a lot more traffic here. the snow has covered grassy areas here, but a lot of traffic has been going by including at least half a dozen odot trucks on here. the storm chaser th

we have it in place in erie and ottawa counties. this is all for the western areas. in these spots we might see some 50-mile-per-hour wind gusts today, which, of course, can cause sporadic power outages and as we've been talking about throughout the morning, it can if you work out there today, you might want to press save on the computer often in case you lose power and have the phone charged up as well. john. >> john: great advice. and all the advice you had about driving, a couple of hands on the steering wheel today, because even if you're not a high-profile vehicle, you're going to feel that wind buffeting whatever you're driving. 71 and clark is looking pretty good. the friday morning commutes are typically pretty quiet, especially whether the roads are dry and you have to deal with wind. take a look at the eastbound traffic on 480. these are headed to the vae view bridge. these folks headed off to parma. snow road, ridge road and points west, in and out on 77. things going along pretty smoothly and nobody is slow, and that is good news. coming up from the south

some isolated power outages, expected a stronger winds with a wind advisory for the western counties from ottawa , sandusky, erie county, richlandf and offering to ashland county . they wind advisory until 9:00 p.m. . talk about our temperatures . currently 47 degrees cleveland and 44 akron-canton andl 50s to the west, findlay with 57 degrees todaye and eating most of us will stay dry about the temperatures continuing decline this afternoon expect much of the area to bene in the lower 50s . the long run murdered in downtown cleveland and the only person charged in the case is her divorce attorney . >> stacey frey is that the justice center where he was arraigned this morning. fh >> they say that gregory moore lied and misled police were investigating who are investigating the murder of aliza sherman . it happened nearly three years ago outside of his downtownne office, she was stabbed repeatedly and left to die on the sidewalk at erieview plazata investigation revealed after the murder the murder claimed to be in his office would have a show that he was not in the building, prosecutors allege th

for the western counties. ottawa. ear rear raoe. huron. and lorain.ai lake shore communities, from lake and ash you can tell where the coldco front is. down to 45. in des moines. here are the latest wind gusts as of righthe now. wind gusting.st any where between 25 to upwardsu of 35. we will get a wind shift. and that will bring our temperatures back. into thes 40s. right now we are dry on storm fox. i am tracking the showers to thes west of us. one line pushed through chicago. a second one. where the actual front is going to push in. in the next couple hours here. i expect it to start raining for some western counties. as early as ten o'clock this evening.i in the meantime this evening. get out and enjoyhe it. grill out. >> a lot cooler than today. then our next system moves in. monday night and early tuesday. watch out for freezing rain. tuesdayee morning. another rain snow mix tuesday night. tuesday night is the one too watch. that's where we'll get steady snow. wind. and temperatures tumbling. through the 30s. wednesday. right now it's

southern huron county and then out into ottawa, sandusky, and seneca counties. steady rain there. these are the areas where i think we could see some freezing rain issues through about 10:00 in the morning. now, i have no reports of freezing rain yet in our coverage area. only out towards toledo. if you travel out there, you may run into some slick spots, but here at home on the west side these are the areas where i think we could see some frozen precipitation meaning slick spots. so be careful, and even where it's just raining, you got to be careful. everywhere from canton out to youngstown up into mentor, ashtabula, everybody is seeing that heavy rain. so the school forecast for umbrellas at the bus stop. a low chance of outdoor recess today, because it's going to be an all-day rain event. even for the ride home or moms and dads as you pick the kids up in the car line this afternoon, you have some showers out there. temperatures start off in the 30s, and we very slowly rise into the upper 40s and lower 50s. now, it's going to take us a while to get there. we may not see our high

so, that's where we will start out around put-in-bay, ottawa, sandusky, and seneca counties, very steady rain here and then you travel into cuyahoga county, also dealing with areas of steady rain. most of this is light stuff but we do have some pockets of embedded heavier showers. so as you are stepping out to umbrella. now, this is all part of a massive storm system that's bringing snow to our friends in the midwest. here in the lower great lakes of course, we are dealing with rain, because it's warmer here. and then you go even farther durham, charlotte, they are actually under a tornado watch. so this is a dynamic system. it's capable of producing snow, rain, severe weather, a little bit of everything. we've got the rain today, but tomorrow, it's the snow. i'm going to talk about it all guys? >> "q": thank you, sam. well the good news is, we aren't experiencing anything like our friends down south. people in the carolinas today are now bracing for a dose of the severe weather that slammed the gulf states yesterday. at least three people died and dozens were hospitalized after tornadoe

county jail in kansas. willers truck has been located at a tire center in ottawa, kansas. no word yet on the condition of the truck. popplewell is being held in the franklin county jail in kansas. his mugshot has not been released at this time. willers truck has been located at a tire center in ottawa, kansas. no word yet on the condition of the truck. coming up on news 4 at 5 the musketeers were back at home today, trying to break a losing skid. mark's in later with highlights but sadly the warmth has moved towards the east coast and now we're heading back towards a more wintry pattern. a cold front moved thorough eaeaier on this morning giving us a little line of showers along with gusty winds. temperatures have been much colder than what they were yesterday with highs in the low to mid 40s for most towns. we will drop below freezing tonight with the winds beginning to subside some. monday looks to be on the mild side due to a warm front moving in, and high pressure to the south. this warm front is actually associated with an area of moisture that looks to bring siouxland

in fact, we have crystal clear sky from dover northwest into norwalk, sandusky, ottawa and erie counties. you see a lot of sun once it comes up. to the east basically from elyria through akron and ashtabula and youngstown, it's cloudy and we have lake-effect snowshowers mainly in geauga and southern ashtabula counties. we've been talking about this throughout the morning. time the sun comes up. we see decreasing clouds. now, really early this morning, of course, we have a lot of cloud cover in some areas but those should decrease during the day. a blend of clouds and sunshine depending on where you are. our temperatures are 2 degrees above average and 37 for today. really nice weather on this last day of the work week. and super bowl weekend looks great as well. by the way, you can catch the super bowl right here on cleveland 19 sunday starting at 6:30. as brian said, i'm sure the coverage will be ongoing long before that. but the big game is sunday night. here at home here is what the weather looks like. 38 on saturday, 32 saturday night, and we do have a small chance for some snow late

so wind advisories out for erie and huron, ottawa, richland and ashland counties through 9:00 p.m. but folks, the winds are gusting everywhere. look at the current wind gusts in cleveland. 31 miles per hour. 31 miles per hour in elyria. mansfield's gusts right new 41. norwalk at 34. so it's definitely going to be a blustery evening. if you are going out and about put on extra hairspray. keep the hair lack good. we've got temperatures in the 50s to near 60 degrees. your evening timeline will drop you into the 40s. it's going to stay mild but it's also going to stay windy. a slow decline in our wind speeds. the advisory to talk about. temperatures going way up tomorrow. how warm? plus, we're tracking a return all that coming up. >>> bizarre photos of feet became a fixation for a former everyland teacher. and that foot fetish of first grade girls cost him his freedom. >> the teacher was sentenced to nearly five years in federal prison. megan hickey joins us live with new details on how it came to light. >> reporter: investigators tell me it was a tip to the fbi about a teacher photogr

is a dry front with moisture. temperatures. 32 in boston, but look at syracuse and ottawa. s through worcester county. the temperatures will change a whole lot today. when you get down, hovered near the freezing mark through the afternoon, the wind kicks up. wind chill' s this afternoon, that is what you want to dress for. we' re down in the single digits. some 20' s on cape cod, and as we head toward friday night, a warm front will push through. widespread snow across northern new england, with light rain on saturday, warmer air with a southerly wind, a spotty rain shower as the cold front comes in. look at those temperatures. sunshine tomorrow and then clouds in the afternoon. let' s get you out to the roads -- how are we looking? olessa: still in good shape. we start out with route 1, heading to the bottom of the screen. lets see the rest of your ride -- no major issues, just some volume starting to pick up. as you travel the pike, you are still about 15 minutes out to 128, and if you have south, still doing well. 24 out of avon to braintree, expressway about 20 to boston. surrounding a deadly fir

visibility in toledo and near oak harbor as you head west, safaris at ottawa, sandusky and lorain countyaf to the east, three even trumbull county and there'll be cleveland ., to the south, a little bit wider except the further that couple air is like a stone down to 2 miles visibility will be happening during the evening rush .be this gives us a couple of inches quickly then be gone about 7:00 o'clock this evening an app for that turns into a big lake effect events of advisors for lake and geauga tonight and tomorrow, i think it will be much worse towardsin yuri and new york . at times looking at windchills about 20 below zero tonight and tomorrow night and tomorrow's high temperature strong winds that 20 -- 25 mph . teens and 20s upstream, upstream, down to do could be close to 40 and echoes that clipper system started to affect ashtabula county, erie county and new york area . the advisory area, two -- 4 inches by tomorrow evening, go up call upon 90 and two new york about 1 foot . tonight 5 degrees the wind windchill about 10 below zero . tomorrow about 10 to make a snowman shiver, on valentine's day, sunday, worst of all in

a woodbury county deputy says popplewell has a disqualifed commerical driving license. translation - he can drive a semi. ottawa police caught popplewell nearly 300 miles away - southwest of kansas city. "all those weigh scales, dot stations, i mean to get where he got, he had to of gone by i don't know how many law officials," said willer. though popplewell is in custody, willers semi- trailer is still missing. an electric company in st. joseph's, missouri, called willer complaining his truck damaged a bunch of equipment. "i apologized that happened down at your place but i informed him at that point that that truck had been reported stolen," said willer. and that's how pizza ranch found out their van was stolen. a driver called to complain of a reckless driver. and certainly not a thoughtful one either. "no, they did not bring me any pizza," said willer. "he sure could of." "he sure could of." ktiv news four. popplewell is being held in the franklin county jail in kansas. his mugshot has not been released at this time. as for the willers truck, we'll keep you updated on that and other r tails as they becomeme

thief is he was found southwest of kansas city by ottawa police "he had to know a little bit of what he was doing," said willer. and he did. a woodbury county deputy says popplewell has a disqualifed commerical driving license. which means he knew how to drive a semi like the willers. "all those weigh scales, dot stations, i mean to get where he got, he had to of gone by i don't know how willer. though popplewell is in custody, the willers semi-trailer is still missing. an electric company in st. joseph's called complaining willer's truck damaged a bunch of equipment. "i apologized that happened down at your place but i informed him at that point that that truck had been reported stolen," said willer. and that's how piza ranch found out their van was stolen. a driver called to complain of a reckless driver. and certainly not a thoughtful said willer. "he sure could of." popplewell is being held in the franklin county jail in kansas. his mugshot has not been released. as for the willers truck, we'll keep you updated on that and other details as they become available. sam curtiss in stuido for us tonight. sam, thanks a plea hearing is set for

county jail in kansas. willer's truck was located at a tire center in ottawa, kansas. one of pope francis' top advisers acknowledge d on sunday that t t catholic church maa "enormrms mistakes" in failing to prevent thousands of children from being abused by priests. vatican treasurer cardinal george pell testified to an investigative commission in his native australia via video link from a rome hotel. in the front row of the conference room were two dozen australian abuse survivors whhad traveled across the globe to be on hand for pell's testimony - a significant demonstration of accountability in the church's long-running abuse saga. on thursday, the diocese of sioucity annouced a and close, dozens of its parishes in the summer of 20-17. the diocese remains hopeful it will be a smooth transition. they says they strive to p pvide priests to those parishes fofoas long as they can. yet church-goers acrcss northwest iowa still may have to come to grips with the closure. ktiv's michelle schoening has more. << on a sunday in rural plymouth county, st. joseph-ellendale is an

thief is he was found southwest of kansas city by ottawa police "he had to know a little bit of what he was doing," said willer. and he did. a woodbury county deputy says popplewell has a disqualifed commerical driving license. which means he knew how to drive a semi like the willers. "all those weigh scales, dot stations, i mean to get where he got, he had to of gone by i don't know how willer. though popplewell is in custody, the willers semi-trailer is still missing. an electric company in st. joseph's called complaining willer's truck damaged a bunch of equipment. "i apologized that happened down at your place but i informed him at that point that that truck had been reported stolen," said willer. and that's how piza ranch found out their van was stolen. a driver called to complain of a reckless driver. and certainly not a thoughtful

worcester counties back towards the connecticut river valley, 20' s and the westerly wind kicking up, active all day long, colder air to our west. six degrees in syracuse. four degrees below and ottawa. you will feel it out there today. some sunshine, but wind chills no higher than the 20' s. dress for it. it is a cold day ahead. let' s look at the roads. >> a quiet start on the roadways. no accidents to report. some volume picking up, but not on the pike. let' s get to those maps. 93 south down to dexcom road. eastbound on the pike, wide-open, 15 minute ride. also volume starting to build on into boston. trains and buses running on schedule. emily: thank you. right now one person is dead after fire rips through a home in plymouth. you can see just how intense those flames were trapping the victim inside. this morning there are still a lot of questions about how this fire started. randy: the eyeopener' s sera congi is live in plymouth with what we know at this hour. >> it is still pretty busy here firefighters are trying to look for any hotspots. they have been here all night pouring water on it to make sure they were getting all flames in the house. the house was engulfed in flames