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you can see the flood watches stretch from columbus to northeast ohio. we are over the heat concerns for southern ohio as the front said to trackback in here. this is the front i'm talking about causing a severe weather outbreak for chicago. it looks like we will get the back end of this so we are looking from our models here a little bit disorganized. we will see what should conditions but it might be blocking -- blocking northeast ohio. we are dry to the 9:00 hour with a few spotty showers for greater cleveland will go this moisture is in mid afternoon at 1:00 or 2:00. and yellow which is a little embedded thunder containing until the 11:00 hour with more wet weather as a front tracks and for your 10 day. we are calling this a washout weekend across northeast ohio as many locations are going to pick up another inch from wayne county, canton, to dover, new philly. we don't need any more moisture after a week of tracking torrential rain across the area. the hot and humid air is still in place tomorrow evening. that is when we will start to talk about a co

this is tropical moisture continuing to feed across northeast ohio. so you're seeing the gray skies, lingering through sunday afternoon. we have slight changes in the forecast. looks like more moisture even for your monday and heavy-duty rain for tuesday afternoon. so let's finish up the weekend on the wet side, along with temperatures. they are cooling off just a few cleveland. ashland to medina lower to mid- 70s. looking at highs today lower 80s across the board. dew points are still up, also as the front is starting to track across northeast ohio. so tracking rain this morning for twinsburg just moving north and east out of the hudson area, so stark county already this morning, getting hit with a little bit of rain, you can down from euclid to lake county. these are heavy downpours, no lightning associated with those cells but even ashtabula to connoat they are slow moving systems, moving east 5 do 10 -- 5 to 10 miles per hour but cloudy skies and rain linger across the area. it's already starting to feed in slowly but surely, i know yesterday afte

we're quiet in northeast ohio. look there, you can see how as far as we go ahead into this evening, you can see there, quiet for much of northeast ohio and a little bit of that snow reaching new philadelphia. in the upper 20s today and tomorrow. so, brace for that. we're going to talk more about that full power of 5 forecast coming up.

today, pure perfection across northeast ohio, 76 degrees. temperatures slightly cooler than normal for the start of the month, definitely that warm breathable air, 57 clear skies for tonight, let's talk about to be outside, look how temperatures rev up a tad bit. back if the mid-80s, -- back in the mid-80s. evening plans in the lower 70s. i suggest a nice picnic, enjoy family activities across the board if you are headed to a county fair or to that air show. seven-day forecast for you, tuesday afternoon 84. look at the 90s, they returney wednesday. -- return by wednesday. . the indians appear to be back in their stride as they open up an inner league series with the marlins and high school action on the gridiron. >> reporter: indians opening the series with the marlins. cocoa crisp now oh if you believely an i wanted -- good morning, everyone, welcome to week two of the mcdonald's 5 on your sidelines. a monster game last night, champs, st. eds visiting hobin. st. eds with the football. curtis had three touchdowns last week, punches it in for

spring ahead, kind of sprung in northeast ohio. we're waking up to some spring snow out towards summit county. you can see a little bit of a accumulation on grassy areas. roadways, probably a pretty slick out there and that is as temperatures are on the chilly side. the windchill factor out of the northeast to 15 miles per hour throughout the day. the bridges and overpasses, pretty slick out there from lake county, geauga and a warm spot. and today, forecasted highs and bouncing back a tad bit. we'll see clouds and flakes in richmond and ashland county. good morning, parma, a high of trench for today and we'll be into the lower 40s toward stark and other counties, most locations into the upper 30s and really not feeling like we're into the new season. but, our temperatures are on the increase into the mid-week. i will show you that coming up. nick. >> thank you. >>> and feels like spring. looking ahead this morning, the cleveland playhouse revealing the 2016-2017 main stage season offerings. the company will bring everything from t

@northeast ohio right here is @the major reason why. @urban meyer, you know them @well, tom ryan he has something @special going on in columbus. @>> in coming here, the goal was @this type of thinking, a true @wrestling fan, every morning @they wake up thinking, these @guys have a shot, you know it's @just so hard to do, to win the @ncaa in a 100-year history of @the sport. @only 12 teams have won. @>> the buckeyes became 12 last @year winning the first national @championship in their 95 year @history. @it doesn't happen without the @help of northeast ohio. @the background of the program @has been rooted in northeast @ohio. @the place is special, the @northeast ohio, we started @greeting people. @>> nobody has won more at ncaa, @he became the 14th national @champion ever in the ohio @state. @matches that it takes to win @nationals again. @obviously, this weekend, the @big ten championship, i feel @prepared and ready to get after @it. @>> what he has accomplished @here in columbus, most @wrestlers can dream of and it @comes from the hard

northeast ohio is great. it's huge. [ technical difficulties ] >> reporter: let's see if he can make it happen again here in rio. now ohio's rowers finished rowing today and without the medals they were hoping for, muler and partner grace completed the a final in the women's pair but this morning it just wasn't their race. they finished fourth over all. about six seconds back from bronze medal. and josh made the first american team to qualify for the a final. the medal race in the light weight. today he told me he is glad he proved they are glad to be here. they finished fifth over all about four seconds back from the gold medal. now russ, we will be watching those two university of akron folks as we watch clayton compete and sean gets started. no medal events though. we'll have to look forward to them hopefully making it to the finals h back to you. >> akron, i hear really cool people come from there. will you confirm that sara? >> i think that is true. you don't have to go far to find cool people from akron.

that will cross over to northeast ohio by early afternoon . we will looking at more sunshine and set of rain afternoon. let show you our temperatures across the board. greater cleveland 69 degrees. upper 60s dover/new philly. dew points are starting to fall as our temperatures continue to warm-up throws afternoon. is the first morning in about 9 days that i haven't talked about any moisture, tropical moisture, just a little bit of ground clutter that is taking a the area -- up the area. the browns are back tonight and will play in a little bit of sunshine. >>> it will be a little bit difficult later on this evening could you have the browns, the indians and paul mccartney. look at the 71 ride into the no problem at warrensville heights treader we do have a problem in warrensville heights, 90 will be closed. >>> breaking overnight: a fire breaks out at an apartment complex in warrensville heights at shaker park gardens. it is a three-story building. our overnight news tracker sent us this video. witnesses tell us this started as a cooking fire

it has been a soggy we can across northeast ohio. we were talking about that low that is affecting louisiana. it has finally decided to live to the north which will give them a reprieve, but that same front has affected 6 states over that continuous moisture really to affect northeast ohio. right now we're seeing those heavier bands out toward cincinnati, but our temperatures across the border are definitely on the warm side this morning. we're still in the lower 70s across the greater cleveland area. you can see out toward inland locations from akron, wayne county -- dew points -- still rain is falling. it is definitely on the lie side . we have a little bit of isolated activity for summit county all the way into madonna. -- medina. no advisories. they have expired even though we are contending with rain this afternoon all the way through tuesday. what we're dealing with here is a frontal boundary that has stalled out. it hopefully will track cooler air by wednesday really losing the humidity. so far your future cast, we are not goi

right now, starting to make its way across northeast ohio once again. that why we're waking up to cloudy skies and that rain starts to flow here. we have been tracking a cell that has just exited lake county, geauga, northern portions, even ashtabula county. moving pretty slowly north and east from our viewing area. moving into erie, pa. this is where the bulk of the moisture is currently, you're seeing the darker greens and yellow, that could be a heavy downpour but we're not picking up any gusty conditions or hail, this is just definitely rain that is congress down even for wayne -- coming down even for wayne county. the bulk of this moisture, it's elong gated and going to continue to make its way across northeast ohio. this afternoon we're under a slight risk of a few storms humidity, still very high. hour by hour, we're in that time frame between now, all the way to about 3:00 as that front starts to make its way through. we're going to be tracking more rainfall unfortunately for your monday and tuesday afternoon. >> umbrellas still needed. with all

the storms rolled their northeast ohio especially the westside afternoon. it started about 4:00 i believe. downtown cleveland thursday afternoon. >> bring with it severe thunderstorms that pound of much of northeast ohio. torrential downfall made for a terrible commute home and even bringing down a pole on a car. >> air raid really hard and it blew really hard. we went inside because we did not want to get wet. we came out an hour later half the neighborhood was in the street. >> in lakewood they were downed trees and branches. >> as soon as i pulled in my driveway we heard a loud bang and a crash. >> in rocky river trees came tumbling down at orchard park in detroit. columbia road was closed due to trees down and westlake wires down on several rows as well. >> there was rain and i did not know if we should get in the car or out of the car said they're there still about 4,000 customers in the city of rocky river without power grid you can always get the latest in your area by heading to our website fox8.com. >> a lot of you started sending us pictures as so

the forecast across northeast ohio this afternoon. s a isolated it of the and temperatures in the lower 80s. a slight breeze for greater cleveland and tracking a bit of rain here will not be a washout and we'll see even a little glimpse of sunshine and why you need that heat in stark an split? >> and 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., we have construction work happening and pavement repair at 71 northbound and this is going to impact you because the left line will be closed and they're doing some work in that area. 77 south at pershing and looks like that disabled vehicle is all clear now. >>> and this morning, a $5,000 killed a man in lorain on sunday. robert nisac was in the drive- thru line at the taco bell when someone trying to rob him shot and kill him. if you know anything, call police. >> and around here, we know what a gem the cuyahoga valley national park is. >> and people from out of town are realizing that, too and is attracting more toward. information on who visited last year. people from 36 states and several foreign the place. 79

that is going to continue to stream into the area until the front clears northeast ohio. like i said, that is going to be mainly tomorrow afternoon and evening timeframe. here it is, here is the cold front. it slips through our area and stalls out along the ohio river valley. if you are in the southern and southeastern areas bigger threat of seeing a shower or thunderstorm in the afternoon. it won't be as widespread as it was today. the will be the first half of the day. today we started off dry was sunshine. that will be the case tomorrow morning. unfortunately we are still under a flash flood watches through sunday evening once the front gets out of here. i want to take you hour by hour on future view and it is catching up on the batch out toward the islands at 11:00. showers around through 2:00 in the morning pretty start off your day tomorrow and you might want to take the ring gear to your sunday service because look at this. there are still a few showers around as the front pushes to the south and east. that will continue through around noon time and then it starts t

fall is firmly planted in northeast ohio. upper 40s downtown, lake water is at 62 degrees right now. the winds are generally from the north of the state between 10 to 20 miles an hour with a wind s hour at times. that will create some large waves on lake erie. if you are thinking, i wanted to make it a boating day and you are a novice at boating, i would stay off of the water until tomorrow when the winds will subside. here's what radar looks like. as we mentioned before, we are tracking some lake-effect showers that you can see through ashtabula county. it is slowly meandering its way and dover, if you are joining us, we are expecting rain to move on into your backyard within the next hour or so. down toward [ name indiscernible ] there's a couple of spotty rain showers in your area as well. akron, just east of town, that is currently where we are tracking some light rainfall. this will come with a fairly stiff wind, compliments of area of low pressure off to the east. it's on the west edge of this area of low pressure. noti

but still pretty nice considering that we are in northeast ohio. morning my name is wayne dawson let's get a check on the forecast with a check on the forecast with a high 40s low 50s mostly clear it is breezy this morning 48,000 chagrin falls 52 in middlefield. weddl are generally looking at generally lower 50s at the late here's what we are anticipating as the colts have this pushing further east. traffic they dried oute late lat night with temperature changes in a big tent.ght 10-15 degrees cooler it's more for reflection of lack of cloud coverdegeg will keep it clear toto mostly sunny with the trailingg low to the north that starts to tomorrow. otherwise up will start mostlyer sunnyny mo should be the lower s by noon with most of us stayingy in the high 60s with a few optimistic locations cranking it upking close to the 60s.s traffic time with patty. harkinr itk is 5:01 a.m. >> breaking news on the city's west side this month we have an apartment fire that broke out just before 3:30 a.m. ov west 112 this is the scene earlier unfortunately, thre

it will eventually move here to northeast ohio. not on your sunday morning, but sunday afternoon is when i think that we'll see raindrops here in town. so let's break down your day. now through lunchtime, it it be looks amazing in northeast ohio. a great day in sandusky, down towards mansfield, but watch what happens. i think we'll start to see a slow increase in cloud cover. again, a stray sprinkle or two possible, manically around dinner time this evening. that would be far and few between. wonderful. most he of tomorrow afternoon looks good, as well, but tomorrow during the evening, around, say, dinner time, that's when a few of those scattered showers roll back in. this is by the 10:00 hour on sunday night. so third shift workers need the umbrellas tomorrow. temperatures today? low to mid-70s. a beautiful october day for us. window nation's 7-day forecast, bringing back the tomorrow, ahead of the showers, and more be rain. this is an early christmas gift for you. >> oh be, my goodness! >> how about low 80s on monday and on tues

cooler air is in store by mid- day for northeast ohio. taking a look at our temperatures and across the board, how that moisture continues to move towards southern locations and we'll continue to track the front as it makes its way to the south. you see the moisture streaming in. the only concern is for dover, new philly and into tuscaroras county, seeing a few isolated raindrops. >> and we head to the traffic maps. a slowin inner belt. i checked and we're accident free in that section and might see cars going under the speed limit. elsewhere, we have a accident on cleveland on east 116th at shaker and didn't appear to be too serious. i will let you know if that is not the case. as we head on outside, light look at the view here and 480 and transportation boulevard showing it why's quiet. over to -- it's quiet. over to you. >>> a smash-and-grab operation charged with robberies. and nick foley is live with more at one of the scenes of the crime. we'll learn more today, nick. >> reporter: we plan on doing that, terrence. this is a 46-page i

children across northeast ohio. for more information, go to lasted 90 minutes, classes canceled here today. they will resume here on the campus of ohio state tomorrow morning. also, students who may have left belonging this in buildings -- belongs in this building are being allowed to return to get the items. you don't have 0 to be a parent to really understand the fact unnerving to anyone who has a student here at ohio state. back in cleveland, we've been talking to some moms and dads today, and joins us with that story. >> reporter: very reassuring that those parents we spoke to today said they felt very well informed throughout the entire day. parents here depended on the updates from the buckeye alert system. some actually said they wouldn't have changed a thing. beat immediately, you think where is my child? is he okay? >> laura's oldest son is a freshman at osu. her mind started racing when she received add buckeye alert shortly before 10:00 monday morning. >> i sent a text to him right away, and he texted me

speaking of beer, northeast ohio is making a name for industry. we have it on the show all the time. it's not just the beer bringing in the money. there is a trickle down effect allowing bottlers to farmers to reap all the benefits. >> it's a huge investment when you first start buying the plants, setting the poles. you know, there is cabling. >> reporter: she grows perennial plants for a living. but on one acre and a half of gold. hops vines. >> they take three years to fully mature. they are similar to a grapevine. >> reporter: before prohibition and the great depression, ohio was one of the biggest states in terms of hops production. then the industry moved west. >> in ohio we have great soil that we're on a similar parallel to bavaria and germany and slovenia. >> the first year was very good. >> reporter: as part retirement her husband bought a harvesting machine. >> the demand for the hops is there. so we need more acreage to supply more of the craft brew industry here in the state. >> reporter: his hops pellets are being turned into craft be

of course attack could control flight 93 over northeast ohio before crashing. much monetary ceremony in northeast ohio and across the nation we are continuing coverage on our website just go not ask for a beautiful fall like date in northeast ohio so beautiful outside today as you head back to work on school tomorrow have we seen the last of the summer heat. standing by with the answer and the first look at our forecast. do not have a 90 degrade in my a day forecast but i do have a lot of 70s so we're talking about some typi temperatures over the next seven eight days there to fluctuate. tomorrow we're actually getting a little bit warmer our average high 76 degrees and touch a little bit above that file afternoon sometimes tomorrow on 705 will be chilly for some some areas could give down in the mid 40s tonight. low 70s by noon lots of throughout the day tomorrow you can see on a satellite map here nothing in the way o'clock cover across the buckeye state or for that matter a lot of the surrounding states are our temperatures drop to 62 in cleveland lot of mid

this is something that we will have to overcome. >> in the first two weeks of obs vanishing from northeast ohio. 461 workers hit by large layups o companies in lorraine and macy and akron. mayfield heights and bedford's walmart and that is one thousand northeast ohioans. >> it is one of those yes the economy is fragile. >> reporter: now this walmart has been opened since 2008. center. 28th. >>> new tonight, attorneys claim the nd is avoiding paying 19 million dollars in judgments from two cases involving police officers by having the bankruptcy. a homicide detective bankruptcy which the city paid for wiped clean a $13 million jam for a man bars for a murder he did not commit. and the city has hired a bankruptcy attorney for an officer that shot and killed a man outside a bar the city is appealing a 5-and-a- >>> a grand jury officer for rape and as well as other charges. jeff martin was indicted for using a cers to get information to stalk the woman. martin once worked as police officer for pepper pike and east cleveland. was arrested last month. the ohio attorney general's office is investigati

as they track into northeast ohio, they're going to lose their force a tad bit. but it keeps our rain and storm chances in the forecast throughout your midafternoon. and so, hour-by-hour, we're dry all the way to noon. by 2:00, we'll track a little bit of lightning and thunder. i want to show you exact timing on our fought our cast here. this model -- our future cast here and the model is showing the high serouse clouds morning through lunchtime. you can see the rotation of the storms starts to track in here and going into about the 2:00 hour. i think the model is leave doing it a tad bit for portage and into ravena area, but ashtabula was keeping our eye on you as some of the storms could be pretty strong with some damaging wind. and as you can see, the moisture continues to flow across cuyahoga county to 5:00 and so we're going to deal with day. isolated activity and by your evening, we'll track dryness once again. kristen. >> and thank you so much, janessa. >>> we have traffic news in geauga county. a semi rolled over on 4 two and this is near -- 422 and this

. >> here also a winter weather advisoryo in place for all northeast ohio the worst of the snow could come during your morning commutehe was a mac is standing by with a first look at what we can expect tomorrow morning. snow beginning to present to the westernes counties we arees overspread the entire corridor in region for the time you wakeou up tomorrow morning heading off to the bus stop as well as heading into work during your morning commuteo so does alarm clocks early number one because a secondary roadways could be slickne number two because you want to make sure you aren't in a rush and conditions could be slick or wet on the pavement winter weather advisory for the entire viewing area will take effect and less than five hours at 3:00 o'clock in the morning 3 and that will come to a whole or expired noontime on tuesday but thee lake affect a snow advisory will also take effect at 3:00 a.m. at about five hours but it won't come to an end until 8:00 a.m. wednesdayay because the lake affect the snow will be steadiest and heavy as to not until this time tomorrow and tomorrow night

a brutal 24 hours here in northeast ohio. not only we're we doing with tough driving conditions, but frigid temperatures as well. >> of wind chill advisory is in effect for some until 10:00 tomorrow morning. the good news here's, there is some really finally coming our way. good evening and welcome for -- >> and i'm jennifer jordan. the cold temperatures are sticking around at least for now. let's get right to jenn harcher with a look at the forecast. >> it is deftly cold out there tonight. i have a hunch that the wind chill advisory may be canceled a little earlier than the reason why, winds are starting to slow down a bit and if you do see a cancellation i think it will be for west of i 77. it could go as far as pennsylvania east. effect for most of us until 10:00 tomorrow morning. tonight the temperature dipping down the 5 degrees. i wouldn't be surprised if some of us are at zero but it could feel like 12 degrees below. we are still seen some sub zero temperatures out there. youngstown around 2 degrees below. we are track

not done with the 90s yet in northeast ohio. 50s and 60s tomorrow morning. check out the midday labor day. upper 70s to low 80s. mid-80s for tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow night not as cool. 60s and 70s tuesday morning and setting us up for warmer temperatures tuesday afternoon and some places hitting 90s by tuesday afternoon. on the wouldn't nation extended forecast. here is the labor day breaking down. 60s in the morning and mid-80s by the afternoon with plenty of sunshine. notice wednesday, focus oint temperatures in the 80s on thursday. showers and scattered thunderstorms through the rest of the week. >>> i will take it. >>> a trip to the fair send several people to the hospital to memphis, tennessee. a computer operating the ride detected a malfunction stopping it. that's when the ride operator panicked and released the safety restrain before the ride came to a stop. 8 people were taken to the hospital just as a precaution. police reported 14 people were thrown from the ride while it was moving but later they reracked that saying no one was thrown. the ri

those who distefano harms way 15th anniversary of that fateful day we come together across northeast ohio to honor a pledge. to mourn those who we're lost to say thank you to the men and women who committed their lives to the ensuing fight to terrorism might never again find americans on american soil. and brook park more than a thousand motorcyclist joins hearts and minds to honor the attack on new york's twins towers the pentagon and on the passengers of flight 93. to the 24 reservist from the third battalion 26th of maine regiment based in brook park for never made it home alive a salute to t bravery and they grateful came together and rocky river. they gathered and cleveland. they stood shoulder to shoulder across the north coast that no sacrifice born out of the day ever be forgotten. we are nation of ideas and idealist or found nomination of freedom and equality for all. lori taylor fox 8 news. of course attack could controloo before crashing. much monetary ceremony in northeast ohio and across the nation we are continuing coverage on our website just go to fox 8. like date in noast

. >>> severe storms rolling true northeast ohio tonight. our cameras catching heavy rains, strong winds, lightning and thunder in downtown cleveland. reports of damage and tower outages are coming in right now. and take a look at these images just into the newsroom, a huge tree that came down on west 11th tonight. more than 25,000 people across the area are in the dark. we have been keeping you updated on all the storms all >> we saw over 700 lightning strikes, this is one cell that continued to gain strength across northeast ohio, first affecting richland county to mansville, and uplated to cuyahoga county. we -- uplifted to cuyahoga county. we are over severe weather concerns, things are dying down and our temperatures are dropping into the mid-70s right now. still tracking the wet weather, even though it's not on the severe side, southern portions dealing with heavy lightning from north madison to south madison, north perry. we're not under an advisory for ashtabula but i am watching the cell as it tracks to the east. behind this moistur

in once again and going into your monday it's going to allow for a lot more sunshine to enter northeast ohio. so 37 degrees we are going to deal with that mix later afternoon. we are still dealing with a northeast freeze about 5 to 10 miles per hour. still going to need the heater cranking tonight. we'll go with 26. this is still below average for this time of year but look at this. we always make a come back. it's not about how you start spring. it's about how we are going to finish up this week. look at this. midweek we'll go back into the 60s but that's our next front. it's a warm front and a little bit of rain possible thunderstorm activity thursday and even going into next weekend going into easter we are talking about day time highs into the mid to upper >>> finally south florida has a human python problem literally. more than 40 pythons weighing about one ton have been rounded up over the last months. one weighing 16 feet and- -measuring 16 feet and weighing it's the largest documented python in south florida. they are being used to help researchers learn about the species. they are g

was a northeast ohio he's making his return and again showing you the importance of ohio for this election. >>> new medical marijuana law goes into effect today. is still there are so many questions about this. we tried to get some of those answered. lena's office weeks we have another special guest anchor. >> one hour down. >> it goes fast. >> the baby is asleep that's a good sign. >> you have the beautiful voice. >> i do even know why i came in today. >> because you are about to eat. >> i question that on many days. >>> there is ac in here. >> >> warm again today and tiffany will have more on the schools closed. for those of you going to school and work it's about dressing cool and staying hydrated again today. upper 80s to near 90 with a chance for showers and storms. sounds similar to yesterday. officially yesterday we hit with -- we tied a record high at 94. that is the humidity and it is still stuffy. we are tracking a front that is to the west is where the rain is organized near chicago. that will be moving through the first part of the weekend. in front of it scattered showers and

in my seven day i will show you when the 30s and upper 40s return to northeast ohio. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. enough talk. >>> people don't remember when i told you last weekend we were talking about the 50s and upper 40s. enjoy it because we are seeing brutal cold temperatures. some of the coldest temperatures of the season so far. look at this. this is a little bit of hope. good news right here a little bit of sunshine making its way throughout through lake county. either you will see sun or a little bit of snow today. it's either option but the cold is definitely sticking around. our daytime highs not even into the midteens in most locations. mansfield, you are seeing a few flurries this morning. to the midafternoon a high of only 11 trees. that's below normal at airport. 13 but inland locations tracking in that coo

i will show you my seven-day forecast when the 60s move back in to northeast ohio. millions of good jobs lost. communities devastated. the jobs moved overseas. only one candidate for president has consistently fought trade deals that ship ohio jobs overseas. bernie sanders. sanders opposed the disastrous with china. now he's opposing the trans-pacific trade deal. while others waffle, bernie is fighting hundreds of thousands of new job losses. for jobs. for us. bernie. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> waking up to visibility, low this morning, due to the flakes there, flying across northeast ohio. it's going to transition in to more of rain mixture as we head in to your mid afternoon. look at our daytime highs in to there is that north breeze, 5- 10 miles per hour. we will transition the winds out of the south in to tomorrow and that's what is going to allow for the gradual warm up. hold on here, after we get over this moisture today, light accumulation, we will be sitting under mostly sunny skies as we head in to tomorrow. out towards summi

first, a live look outside, beautiful morning in northeast ohio. hello edition of "good morning cleveland," i'm sarah phinney in for nick foley. i have janessa webb with us. it could be a good pool or beach day for part of the day. >> tracking just a few scattered thunderstorms for late afternoon but all in all you should get to the beach. that warm air is tracking into northern ohio once again. we're talking about upper 80s, lower 90s for most spots so definitely warm air in place here. you can see we're tracking just nice green grass, get outside and enjoy it. make sure though you are staying hydrated throughout your afternoon. good morning greater cleveland, 73 degrees. upper 60s and lower 70s for stark and summit county. so we're off to definitely a warm start. all right dew points, you're going to have that ac cranking for most of the day right now we're seeing that oppressive air, upper 60s across the ar cleveland, 67. 66 for canton and akron. so we're looking at that to reach the lower 70s mark. 5 live radars not picking up moisture but i wa

that is oppressive air that the northeast ohio. good morning, elyria with cuyahoga county at mid-70s and upper 60s with the rain currently falling for ashtabula county. it little bit of a cool down toward the east. we have isolated raindrops making its way out of lake county and that is north perry with heavy downpours heading to geneva and ashtabula with another dose of rain waking up we are going to see kind of a dry spot that will form here across northeast ohio. this will be the next batch of tropical moisture that will move in as we head into the 2:00 or 3:00 our -- hour. we already have flash flood concerns for st. louis and portions of the central plains. this will look to the north with concerns for northeast ohio throughout concern and also straight-line winds picking up here as the moisture makes its way through. i want to show you hour by hour. at 10:30 we are okay. that is good news around 10:00 we could see a peak of sunshine from route 30 corridor into wayne county. the cloud deftly intact closer to the lake. notice t

competing as a girls basketball program team only has a girls on the on the team northeast ohio fell onto callan on camera about the the outcome of the game did release a statement that reads in part -- two teams plan because it was of theec state tournament they then advanced to play wickliffe a lorain county by gun safe after she went missing for hoursrs matt wright explained that please don't call it a bit suspicious disappearance and someone may insulin may have taken the girl. >> 2-year-old back homeic is safe and doing okay, tonight, they have many questions about where she wasas more than four hours .

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we will see a lot of moisture making its way across northeast ohio. it will be one of those active days. le now, the cumulus clouds taking over and it's definitely a hot and steamy one across northeast ohio already. we have showers that are starting to pop up across the power of five. nothing on the severe side and no lightning with this. the storms are just on the isolated side from hudson to twinsburg area and middlefield. you are seeing a heavy downpour these are just settled that are popping up due to the heating we continue to see throughout the afternoon. the front of the moisture is to the south from dover and new philly and this will continue to track northward and allow us to see more activity midafternoon all the way into the evening. no advisories were warnings right now for northeast ohio but he concerns and flood concerns for columbus now and they do think throughout the weekend we will start to see trouble with minor flooding across roadways. we were in a moderate drought starting on tuesday and we have really started to make up the tota

this will be driving into northeast ohio. we are thinking we may see a few bands here off of lake michigan began as well. that may affect our friends towards richland and ashland county. through the morning expect more clearing to take place. threw late afternoon you will be able to get a few errands done. that's when the lake-effect snow machine will kick in. began. down towards mansfield you will get snow. also towards tumble counties i anticipate you will see snowfall. through the overnight and early tomorrow on your sunday morning. heading up and out the door. it will be a rough go of things. dissipating generally afternoon tomorrow on sunday, let's talk about accumulation totals. your tv set. from the lake-effect snow bands we see from lake michigan began we will see a coating of snowfall. generally towards the snowbelt communities towards the lake up if you are on the southern even and the northern tip of tumble three to 6 inches are possible. north of medina county as well. in lorain we might see more accumulation as w

the storms have rolled in and out ofnd northeast ohio. we get a final check from jenn harcher in a moment. but first, one of the players on the houston astros may have a hard time getting back into the united states. >> the teamam is in canada, playing the toronto blue jays, game, every canadian officer will be keeping an eye on at least one player. >> curveball. aj recalling over near the stands and he is knocked over. >> that is not a fair fight. >> she's okay. >> he is brutalizing the police here and toronto. >> a routine foul ball turns out to be anything but routine for astros first baseman aj read as he pulls laverne officer trying to get out of his way. noho big deal though, she endedu laughing it off for the next few minutes. no word if his passport has already been revoked. >> he was trying to avoid. i am surprised they booed so hard. >> he did not do it on purpose. >> a quick final look at the weather. >> speaking of baseball, thew indians have decided to delay here in the next 5-10 minutes.sh no lightning with the rain and it i

right now you can see the clouds in place across northeast ohio. the dewpoints are the center of attention this afternoon. they are still in the lower 70s. if you are over the heat and humidity we have we will cut this in half by tomorrow afternoon. we should be at that pleasant state as the cold front continues to move across the area. right now we are tracking just a few raindrops. this is northern summit county. it is on the isolated side and continues to track east. at the 5:00 a.m. our -- hour we were tracking we are seeing this flow across northeastern ohio. we are dealing with flood warnings for the st. louis area. this moisture is going to pack a punch this afternoon, providing us with some severe weather potential around the 3:00 our -- hour. we have this bubble of warm air but behind it is a well-defined cold front which will move in and allow our temperatures to fall about 20 degrees tomorrow afternoon. they talked about the winds, they are going to be allowing for the daytime highs to be upper 80s to near 90 degrees in some spots. how t

also, is another northeast ohio product, a.k.a. evil eye. she will also be in the fight as well. >>> it is 6:52 on friday. a cleveland baseball league is getting help from pros after a burglary. the indians gave them dozens of new baseballs and the $2500 check. it will be used to replace all of the equipment, food and cash taken by thieves.>>> give it up to the tribes. they beat the indians scored 2 runs on a foul ball. officially it was ruled a wild pitch because the umpire missed the ball hitting lonnie in the back. knauf to minnesota for a three-game series with the twins. first pitch is tonight at 8:10. >>> the browns later first season game this saturday -- sunday. for a lot of the players it will be there first game -- we have coverage before the game starts on sunday morning at 11. you can check out the browns countdown. after the game will have a complete recap. >>> don't go anywhere. the morning sprint continues in >>> now from the live desk, authorities in spain just raising the number of people killed in a train derailment is 4. a

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. >> des moines county in the the northeast ohio college prep wednesday, thursday northeast ohio prep fire the athletic director after the game made headlines the image popping up in headlines across the country afterma gilmore academies victory over northeast ohio prep school wednesday night in the girl's semifinals, fox 8 news is learned the team that team had a start the seasonte causing me a lot of directors job. >> northeast ohio college prep school released a statementnt about the firing and it reads in part , on thursday he took steps to remove the program into a new direction cannot discuss any personnel matters thought it was necessary necessary to embark on department. >> senior on the team is not happy about the publicity her team is receiving after the gamehe , friday she spoke to fox 8. >> who would advocate such a high skilled te we gave everything that we had. >> they did not get a single shot finish the game zero from 2821 . from me free from the second quarter. >> we put them up they just did not fall through . northeast ohio prep is in her third year, the school has

but several others from northeast ohio ohio already hav. let's go over some of the numbers. this is just the red cross response and it's absolutely phenomenal. 2500 staff and volunteers. 13 of those from northeast ohio ohio have headed into louisiana. 90 red cross response vehicles. now those are the vehicles that can help with food, they can hep some assistance to give them -- to start on the road to recover. two of those vehicles for northeast ohio ohio headed down there and then take a look at these astronomical numbers. the red cross expects this to be a $30 million operation for the. that's just the beginning. so far they've served more than 360,000 meals. 126,000 relief items have been handed out and that can be anything from -- when you lose everything you need everything from toothbrush to kind of thing. this is a big one. 8,000 health services and emotional support contacts. they talk about having doctors not just physical doctors, but mental doctors that are on scen, psychologists and psychiatrists that are helping these people wo

spring in northeast ohio, the seasons foothold, strengthens each daym part of lake farm park. trees abound here, they include maples, planted by no man. nature did the planting and springtime puts its hand on what the maples will give. andy is coaxing sap from a maple and figures sphring time sap will turn in to year around syrup for his breakfast pancakes. >> it takes 40 gallons of sap to make a gallon of maple syrup. required is human work from the syrup, build a fire and cook the sap. lend a happened and boil away the water if the sap so all is andy and i celebrated and jawed on about starting our own line of maple syrup sales. >> reporter: we will leave andy working over his hot stove and see what spring brought in the barn. newborn animals. they educate city slickers, farm population grows when spring opens its door. >> it means an idea of renewal and that whole cycle of life getting a chance to start over again. >> what did you tell your mom when she brought you here? >> the mother pigs and the mother sheep, they got a full- time job. >> they do. >> all mothers do. >> ye