that in effect for points south, ottawa, sandusky, seneca, mansfield area, richland, ashland, all under the wind chill advisory here's the deal, over the past three hours we've had breaks in the cloud deck. here's the snow headed our way, this is classic lake effect, we're talking about strong west winds gusts up to 35 miles per hour. then up to 40 through the course of the night. temperatures taking a tumble. 19 by 5:00, continuing to fall into the single figures overnight which means wind chills well below zero. current temperatures 29 cleveland, 28 parma, 30 along the lake at you the mildest reading. we'll be dealing with temperatures that continue to fall, five alert days in a the seven day coming up. >> denise: it was a story we break last night. evacuations at several locations because of bomb threats, including a wal-mart and target. the fbi is investigate . canton police temporarily evacuated the businesses last night. canton city hall also received a bomb threat investigators were not able to find anything suspicious at any of those scenes. >>> heartbroken family and friends of

and let's shift gears and head into ashland. right now in ashland, tada, in ashland. there we go. nine degrees in ashland right now. wow, what a chilly start compared to some spots farther south in the teens. and so, it's pretty cool out there to be standing at the bus stop needing the coats, jackets, scarfs and gloves. the dry conditions into today. you're not worried about rain or snow in the neighborhood. the highs, though, 26 degrees and i do have some good news. we're going to see some sunshine out there today behind the clouds and that is a look at the neighborhood forecast. over to you. >> thank you. >> and right now, thousands of bottles and jugs of water are heading to flint, michigan, from here in akron. the workers from the akron- canton regional food bank pulled about 40,000 pounds of water from the warehouse and our partnerships at the akron beacon jr. report first merritt bank chipped in. they teamed up with the food bank to pay for the transportation costs. >>> and jackie, that help coming as michigan's governor rick snider releases 300 pages of e-mails related to t

mansfield and ashland to canton minus ten to minus 18. let's get to the squall beginning to get going. the last hour-and-a-half we are seeing this streamer through down. a slow go out of downtown over the next couple of hours as we got snowfall coming in. i-90 corridor. here is where the snow is heaviest. burton 223 corridor a good half, half to an inch and that will expand and move around. we will talk about more what that means for you and the cold temperatures. some of you single digits, bundle up if you are going out. >>> a horrifying explosion left a family dead in northville center. a story we have been on top of since we brought it for you. identities of the family members that lost their lives. our kristen volk is learning more about them. but first tracy is live from the northville center to let us know where the investigation stands. tracy. >> reporter: yes, frank, i talked to the state fire marshal's office. they are the ones leading this investigation as well as the search for answers. by the light of day, the crystal clear. a

trial.the judge in ashland, wisconsin ordered 29 year old michael valente to undergo treatment in a state mental hospital for the next three months....an ashland newspaper reports the judge said valente's delusional worldview made it 'impossible' for his attorney to mount an adequate defense... and ordered valente to accept medication in the hospital.valente is charged with arson as a hate crime for the october 31st fire that destroyed the salem baptist church. two 'code red' situations caused lockdowns at the hamilton county justice center today ... ...deputies say around noon led to a lockdown ...then the jail was locked down again around 3-30 because of a disturbance with an inmate in the psychiatric ward.the lockdowns lasted about an hour each ... forcing guards to tighten security and keep visitors out ..some visitors say they were waiting for a long time to visit their loved ones. sot "told us we can't go up, in and out of elevators etc........." deputies say code reds don't happen very often ... just a few times a month. hazards: none at this time. temperatures soared into the 60s

likely to hit ashland into the mansfield area. even greater cleveland as we head into mid afternoon. it will be definitely on the light side today and tonight. i'm more concerned about the cold conditions. when you factor in west winds 15 to 20 miles per hour that definitely is going to bring 20s. the feels-like temperature. tomorrow afternoon. take a look at this across the board we have a clipper that will slice through here. it will bring our temperatures back down. daytime highs into the mid 20s. single-digits as we head into next week. >> winter jackets coming back out of the closet. thank you very much. >>> trending in celebrity news. a former saved by the bell actor the is behind bars this morning. dustin diamond who played screech on the 1990 sitcom was booked into jail in wisconsin yesterday. he starts his four month >>> a huge blow for fans of the hit tv show friends. the entire cast will not unite next month during a tribute to the late tv director as first reported. matthew perry backing out because he'll be in london

ashland will feel like 3 below tomorrow morning. south of cleveland, wind chill in the teens. where it will feel below zero. ashtabula, the other areas, just cold. and look at those wind chills, we could see wind chills from 1 to 1 below. another shot in the forecast as we head into the workweek and even colder temperatures as well. we'll take a look at those exact numbers coming up later. >>> thanks. and when the weather turns ugly, school closings can change at a moment's notice. you can sign up for free text alerts at wkyc.com. new tonight, he's arguably one of the cleveland's most famous faces and the restaurant that put him on the map, the scene of a major fire this afternoon. we're joined in lolita treemont. happened on the second floor and that's a really big deal because considering what happens here -- the fact that michael simon has his corporate offices upstairs, it's a big blow for him. and that's why people are really hoping for the best. the wail of sirens -- a noise that typically means trouble. in this case, a fire a

windchill advisories are already put in place for richland and ashland county. what's going to happen here is first the snow. behind that is that cold front. going to sweep in here and nick, we are talking about our forecasted lows tonight into the single digits. that's not factoring in the west winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. so boy, that brings windchills by tomorrow morning. we're going to say 10 to 15 below. bit of that arctic blast. nick. >> no joke. that cold air is back. >>> family, friends and police searching for this missing 10- year-old girl. meg shaw joins us live. investigators say the girl is this moment? >> reporter: i spoke with the lieutenant of the maple heights ago. he told me that 10-year-old girl left the house on her own. she was last seen near summit avenue saturday afternoon. this is 10-year-old samyra lucas. she was last seen around 2:00 in the afternoon yesterday. she's 4'9", weighing around 100 pounds. she was wearing pink jeans with a gray and yellow striped shirt. pretty descriptive there. police said she did not have a jacket or shoe

in ashland, the highs for today, 32 degrees and again, no snow or rain. mostly sunny skies and not bad in terms of temps. that is a look at the neighborhood forecast. over to you, corrina. >> and i love that. definitely helping out your commute this morning. we're issue and accident free. a smooth ride on 77 and 71, 90, and all across the board here and heading into the city of cleveland at this early hour. things are looking great. the same story farther south, a couple of minor slowdowns, 162 and some red there and nothing major going on. 90 eastbound and crocker to the inner belt. the average speeds moving along without trouble at all. and this is a live look from i- 90 and kenilworth. you see the volume picking up as people make their way into work and school today. if you need to fill up your tanks for work this morning, you will find the lowest gas prices in seven years. get this, the national average price of gas dropped 14 cents gallon. cleveland area. we found gas for $1.33 a gallon at stations in strongsville and berea. but, don't get used to it

over snowbelt, you could call this thee secondary snow belt, the northeast wind take it down into ashland county, scattered snowflakes diminish quickly and 9:00 p.m. tonight, a little more cloud cover but will still see some blue light was a blizzard warnings from them to dc . we are happy halfway point, climate speaking, for wintertime we are halfway through winter heading towards march 1, today it will brighten the bed and the next round of rain and snow showers early next week, the winds will increase tuesday, but not as cold still see some 20s 40 degrees . 25 degrees brunswick and you see the snowflakes south and east of grafton and into ashland county, hudson, has 22 degrees and alliance 21 . today a high of 30 degrees . you will need to be bundling up with wind chills in the single digits . tonight partly cloudy, the winds north and then northwest at 10 -- 15 mph . extensive cloud cover, and tomorrow's high 34 partly cloudy , as the high pressure moves in and keeps our skies dry moreor suitable temperatures . which is about 34 which is the average high . ray snow-mix tuesday rain/sn

out towards richland, ashland county and if you're into canton. you're about to see the clouds moving into the area. the southern portions of cuyahoga county and -- cuyahoga county and high pressure is building in from the west, what is allowing for sunshine to build once again. also, we're seeing a transition and we step back into the 30s as we head into your midafternoon. going into the noon hour, the clouds split apart and by 2:00, we're sitting under mostly sunny skies going out and about tonight, still dealing with the wind 5 to 10 miles per hour. still chilly temperatures into the mid- to lower 20s. nick? >> okay, janessa, thank you. >>> and breaking overnight, a fullton police officer is in the hospital this morning after a crash. it happened before midnight in milan avenue in canal fullton. ohio state patrol tells us the officer was responding to an emergency call when he came utility pole. they had to use the jaws of life to get him out of the car. no word on his condition. >>> and cats -- cavs fans feeling worried this morning. the first

a chilly start and we'll see snowy on fall in ashland -- snowfall in ashland as well and this is from the alberta clipper. you can see the snowfall and chances increasing through the morning rush hour timeframe and two to three inches in the neighbor. highs in the morning and the temps drop throughout the afternoon and we are going to head on over to north homestead next and stay tuned for that neighborhood forecast. >>> the mix can navy releasing this new video here from inside the raid to capture el chapo. you heard the gunshots there inside the house. joaquin guzman had been hiding out and managed the getaway during the shootout and was eventually captured on a highway. and one mexican official said it could take up to a year to extradite him back to the u.s. >>> and we're getting the first photos of a paris attacker. the network released the photographs here and this is the man police believe is behind the it error attack and they were taken the day after arrested a day later in belgium. 130 people were killed in november. >>> and in new york right now, the police are searching fo

at least a little bit. 30 akron and canton. 41 for ashland. 37 currently in mentor. this evening, tells will fall back a little bit. 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, upper 30s then we begin to rise as that warm front moves our way with isolated showers to about midnight. came to the canton area. we have a few widely scattered showers lingering. you'll need your umbrella. let me show you the hour-by- hour forecast here. rainfall, notice the main area of rain is skedaddling to the north and east the isolated showers and as we take you through the sunrise hours tomorrow, here you have it, by 6:00, 7:00 a.m., widely scattered rain showers continuing so we totally can't get rid of the rain, even through the morning or afternoon hours. tomorrow, mostly dry. a couple of spot sprinkles and isolated showers. mild day tomorrow. >> 48. i think we're going to be up into the lower 50s by mid- afternoon tomorrow with isolated showers and cloudy 38 tonight. scattered rain. widely scattered. not going to be that steady rain for a couple of hours like we have been seeing. widely scattered showers h

rate should be here during the afternoon, but there could be an isolated shower for mansfield to ashland. temperatures here are right at 32 degrees, you may get a brief period of freezing rain. i don't think it is going to be you about it. we are try for now and should stage right all night long until sunrise or after. temperatures are really falling, akron is down to 33 degrees. temperatures are really falling off in a lot of spots. the cold air is here, but it will retreat. the front arrives sunday morning and we call you right back down. could see some steady snow for a couple of hours. 38 degrees at six, 30 degrees by 9 pm. watch those rain showers tomorrow. the bulk of the rain is pulling away. after that temperatures really don't hold out much tomorrow night. we do get rain showers saturday night, but watch sunday. it looks to be a very wet weather maker on sunday, changing over to snow by mid-to- late day. hour by hour falling down to near 30 degrees for cleveland. tomorrow, let's go 46 with scattered rain. we will mention the morning bit of freezing rain, but i don't think it wil

@ashland schools are showing a @two-hour delay. @sandusky central catholic is @delayed two hours today. @so we're trying to read them @off as they come in so you can @hear them as you're packing @lunches and getting breakfast @ready for the kids. @a general 2-4 inches. @the 4 is definitely on the high @end. @mainly those of you seeing a @heavy burst of snow through @this evening, blustery and wind @chills by later today will be @zero and below. @temperatures in the 20s as @you're waking up. @once the front pushes through, @it will become more scattered @and transition into a lake @effect snow. @we do have a winter weather @advisory in place for every @single one of you. @in addition to that, which goes @until noon, there's the lake @effect snow advisories from @ashtabula. @this goes through early @and i were talking. @they won't be surprised if they @add to them as well. @you can see how snowy it is. @light to moderate bursts of @snow, it's so much about the @timing as opposed to how much @is actually on the surface. @because this

@richland, ashland counties @seeing some of the snow showers @coming down as well. @this will not add a lot on to @the ground. @possibly a coating but it will @reduce visibility. @two miles visibility, 6 in @cleveland. @the bigger picture does show @we're not done yet. @the cold front coming through, @note the lake effect coming off @of the northern lakes. @as winds begin to align later @tonight we'll continue to have @the lake effect coming our way. @lake effect is driven by wind @and cold air. @you can see the cold air @sinking southward. @the temperatures in the upper @teens were signature up here @along the border. @that continues to flow south. @we'll have a cooler day @tomorrowment we'll start mid- @20s and stay mid-20s through a @good part of the day. @we'll start to dry things out. @let's take a look at this. @you can see the lake effect @snow showers. @this is 7:00 a.m.. @we could have rough visibility. @holly gets started at 4:30 @a.m.. @danielle will have traffic for @to be in the 20s, windchills in @the teens and single digits at @times. @the temperature

. @, sandusky as well as ashland @city schools. @now, new philadelphia and huron @city schools are closed. @it seems to be more the @southeastern counties. @is there a real reason for @>> the reason i assume, and @tweet me with corrections, @those areas are rural, and it's @tougher for the buses. @that would be my assumption. @we'll continue to track and @update you on closings that we @have beyond our show as we cut @into the today show and keep @you informed with the latest. @we have a winter weather @advisory in place. @that is through noontime for @every one of you, unless we @hear otherwise. @and the lake effect snow @advisory for ashtabula and @geauga and lake counties that, @goes until early tomorrow. @we have the arctic front @pushing through. @this morning. @as john and lynna mentioned, @it's really coming down. @in spots we're seeing moderate @to heavy bursts. @that's where we bring greg into @the picture. @greg, you've been tracking @this. @we're going to see this let up @and part two of the story. @>> that's the lake ef

with hanoi for richland and ashland county. place. all the way into tomorrow morning, potentially down to 10 to 15 below. where this is stemming from, that cold, arctic air is moving 13 below. some of this will continue to track in here. cold front. by 3:00 p.m. we're into the lower 20s. by 7:00, if you're out and about tonight traveling in that snow, look at that. 16 degrees. in our west winds. sustained winds 15 to 20 miles per hour. so issuing our weather alert for lake effect snow warning. what's going to happen here is everyone is going to have an opportunity for snow today. then we transition into more lake effect snow as we head into your evening hours. this is a pretty good event for lake, geauga, ashtabula county nearing a foot of accumulation. where squalls persist could see a heavier amount. low visibility if you're out on roadways. no school tomorrow want you to be updated on our website. good morning -- good morning cleveland tomorrow morning as we're going to continue to see lots of snowfall and potentially a closing as

windchill advisory kicks in for richland ashland crawford and seneca counties. that goes tonight and my morning. the blue cuyahoga county lake effect snow watchlue for you lake geauga ashtabula county, a warning in place and thatnd continues through tuesday. storm fox right now is picking up on aox ri fuse snow showers. moderate snow here. we're going to see from richmond gates down gates downed gates showers.ller h moderate snow from avon lake down to sheffield and getting just out of him hers. and some good snow in plymouth upnd toward new london so definitely colder and snow. the snow will continue to rev up throughout the afternoon. everyone will get it until it eventually turns into a lake effect pattern this evening, continues tonight into the data model. some breakup and then it will be it back in full force monday night in tuesday morning. so a coating to an inch up to today and up to 3 inches inside the snow belt.. speaking of the snow belt i want to show you some early estimates from one until three to dane today and as we get towardd monday morning fi

heavier bands of moisture into richland-ashland county and into merdinna, mansfield area and did ever netly seeing a southern portions of cuyahoga county, the rain is going to lift here and move into the 1:00 hour and there is a dry slot out towards menner, lake geauga, portage county and they're under gray skies right no you with that rain and going to track in here as we head into the mid-afternoon. showing you hour-by-hour, and i want you to have the umbrella handy throughout the day and into your evening hours and you can see them talking about the winds, 10 to 15 miles an hour and we see the darker greens move in here and there is a bit of a reprieve and that is the back side of the warmfront and we start to see partial clearing going into 6:00 p.m. and into overnight into saturday and we'll continue to track the spotty showers. the bigger weather story for this weekend is not on shore yet. we see the low track in towards i want to show you from our future cast here, this is sunday at 11 and our temperatures are dropping into the west and we're on the warm side towards the east a

and so, the temperatures, 46 degrees outside and 48 in elyria; 46 in ashland and can't beat it. the normal this time of the year, 35 degrees temperatures reaching 44 degrees and mostly cloudy with some flurries. we're going to talk about that later on in the show and stick around for that and back to you. >>> 6:31 now and talk about breaking news overnight. create a banking giant in ohio. >> and that is going to be changes. good morning again, sarah. >>> the top brass said that both appear to be optimistic. the ceo of hundredington admits there will be layoffs and plans were unveiled yesterday. according to him, the combined companies will go by the huntington name and headquarters and he said that some branches will close and because of redundancies, some employees will lose their jobs. he said it's too early to tell how many, but the company is working to keep the numbers apply for jobs within the company. the deal is expecting to close this summer and he is to be here in downtown akron this morning to tour the first meritcampus. >> and it you. >>> a former hoover distribution

these were the conditions of short time ago in ashland to you can see divisibility way down to less go to meteorologist hayley lapoint. hayley: we are going to be in and out of the snow showers through the rest of the day, especially up north and the higher elevations of the mountainous areas. 3.5. 3.4 in new boston. just under three inches in nashua in places like manchester, salem, right around the 2-3-inch range as well. you can see quite on the radar. heaviest stuff is long gone. thunderstorm. that is what a snow school generally is. -- snow squall generally is. s now but the big difference domains. wind gusts near 20, 30 miles per colder. we will talk about how much the colder sticks around. sean: many of you are sharing your pictures of this latest snow. ulocal user all for jacob took this shot of the fresh 4 inches of powder that fell in dorchester. remember, if it' s safe to do so, upload your winter weather photos and videos to the ulocal section of wmur.com or our wmur app. and any time winter weather moves into the granite state, depend on wmur and the storm watch team for t

good morning to you in ashland, 22 the morning start. the day time high in the 40s with some sunshine. watch out for the sun glare on the way home this morning. any problems on the road? >> you know what, whoever seeing normal slowdowns out there as things start to pick up and not too bad. eastbound, crocker to the inner belt and that is normal. >>> coming up, the host of dirty jobs. >> and the alibi coming up. >> and can't miss that. >> we'll see you back there in 25 minutes with another local

seeing heavier amounts of rain towards richland, ashland county, weller into the ashland area. definitely dealing with wet conditions. this is across the board from northeast ohio but behind that is cooler air along with the very strong cold front. slicing our temperatures in half and along with bringing us a snow accumulation. now, this is not lake affect snow throughout the day. this is an opportunity for everyone to get's good dusting, one to two inches of accumulation. we transition to that lake affect snow into tonight. at 2:00 p.m. for lake geauga and into ashtabula. nick, we're forecasting three to five inches where squalls persist. definitely higher amounts. >> and the cold is on the way. thank you, janessa. >>> and, of course, our biggest story this morning so you're telling me there is a chance. a reference to jim carrey, one of his movies, no one matching all six numbers in last night's nearly $150 million powerball jackpot. there were several match five winners, including two here in ohio. they were purchased in goshen and milford. the jackpot for next wednesday's d

and south, cooler, 24, barberton; 27, akron; kept, 27 -- kent, 27; oroville, 26 and 23 in ashland, one of the chilliest locations to a warmer 30 vermilion, avon lake and westlake brunswick. you're at the freezing marks. timing is critical. the models bringing in the rain chances early as about 10, 11 for our southern and western communities. some of us, yes, with that freezing mark and that is where the elevated surfaces especially as we find the warmer air move in. all rain. this happens through 7, 8 and then it starts to back off. we'll go scattered rain chances for your saturday. sunday's the tricky day. we start out west with rain and snowfall. and that snow chance and that cold air lasts into next week. degrees. too. we continue to find the rain chances and then snow. corrina. >>> and we're absolutely keeping an eye out for any freezeing on the roads as you're talking about, tera. we're issue and accident free, slowdowns as expected as the morning commute rolls on here. mind. we have a closure. the water main break we're telling you about, central avenue closed between east 49th a

. @11o'clock, the western areas @places like sandusky, norwalk, @norwalk, ashland the changeover @to snow temperatures in the 30s, @ashtabula still 50 at 11 with @areas of rain. @that rain/snow line moves @towards the pennsylvania state @line by 1 o'clock in the @afternoon. @everyone switches over to snow, @30-35 during the afternoon. @areas of snow continue through @through late evening. @that will quickly quit though, @and set up for possibly bigger @lakes no tuesday night into @wednesday. @how much? @changes here again with the @snow band of being shift a @little closer to pennsylvania @but i think we could see 3-4 @inch amounts the farther north @you go. @not really influenced by the @lake, just closer to that area @of low pressure. @take a look at the numbers @carefully, tuesday we will get @another shot of snow, o ne-3 @inches possible, temperatures @in the teens by the afternoon @and wednesday, nine in the @morning, 13 in the afternoon, @and we could really see some @significant lake snow starting @tuesday night into wednesday @too early for @accumulations, chris, but this @co

we're standing off ashland road which may be the most popular street because because of this guy up in the tree. check out the scene earlier. >> many say this is the best thing to happen yet. an alert around 8:00 a black bear spotted high in a tree. neighbors were out early this new year's day. >> i looked out my window, there was a bear in the tree, she was like, there is a bear she was like, there is a bear in the tree over there. we just ran to the car to come see the bear. >> kids and parents had their heads turned to the sky to get a peek of the bear. >> the kids are happy watching him all is well. >>> the reservation is only a few miles away some say they've seen bears in this area before. >> i think it is great. i love living so close to nature, this is why we moved out of the city, black bears aren't going to hurt anybody if you are just aware just leave them alone. >> patrick said he spotted the bear move a few times. >> it was sleeping every once and awhile it would wake up and start yawning. >> i was so surprised that i saw the bear, it is just like hanging out of the tree a

well and moore @snow than rain and showing snow @showers around northern section @of wayne county, ashland and @richland county getting in on @some snow showers as well and @the rain snow mix that showing @up on the radar toward the @sandusky area and erie county, @it will go back and forth @through the evening and the big @push of cooler coming in, @temperatures in the 20s in @michigan and teens and southern @canada and northern portions of @minnesota. @once get the colder air we will @see the change taking place and @change will also signal when we @start to get some lake effect @going on initially we will have @lake enhancement the lake -- @lake as extra to -- before the @day tomorrow lingering lake @effect start the day and that @will mix out as we go to the @middle part of the afternoon @and by the evening dry, peak of @sun or two as well. @forecast, scattered snow @showers affect that will be @going on across northern ohio, @random snow showers utmost @assistant snow in the snow belt @area east of cleveland, in the @morning you may run into a snow @showers or two, it will be @impact

ashland paled to the supreme court. mayornnounced the decision on friday. >> this is an important decision for all the at this and all of the citizens across the state who invested millions in their utility system. >> reporter: the lawsuit is watched. its outcome could set a new legal precedent on how much state law makers have over local government. >>> deadline to register for health insurance is tomorrow under the affordable care act. a study found that 15% of people than the deadline is this weekend. the legal services is staying open to help people enroll. in many cases folks pay less for health insurance than they figured they would. >> melips office a nice woman who came in and took a look at the plans and she came up with a plan costing her $7 a month. she was excited. reason she came in her dad told her to. >> reporter: if you are going to enroll you have until mid night who do not. fines are double this year. >> asheville man pleads guilty to a count of sexual office and assault. david will spend 50-120 months

the current readings for medina, 9, ashland; 49, ashtabula and winds are dialed down. that helps. we don't have the extremes for windchills, though it's still cold out there. one below for what it feels like in elyria; 2, ashtabula wooster, coshockton and mansfield. daytime high today, 23 degrees with the light snow and extra clouds keeping it on the better weather to come. the power of 5 seven-day forecast, showing a bump up in temperatures tomorrow. a major low causing problems on the east coast. it's going to miss us, some of us south and breezy and trying to be warmer for next week. the time now to check in with corrina and make sure the roads are nice and safe. certainly looking better out there. >> and everyone is in for a treat this morning as they hit commute. about. no accidents. the roads are nice and clear. 77, 480 and everything is looking great. i want to talk about the breaks news. this is east 147th on bartlet avenue. the fatal fire through this area of road is closed down and crews remain on scene there. farther south is a smooth ride as well. no accidents to tell

ashland in richland county a chill advisory. it's going to get cold. fifteen and lorraine. wind out of the west 15 to 20. t we stillo have the heart of the arctic air pushing in. likely down in the teens tomorrow and for today temperatures continue to drop. right now we are in the low twenties. 10 degrees denied and that wind advisory kicks in far southwesternrnad communities after the windchill of five to 16 below for w most. tomorrow the holiday a great day to stay great day to stay a go to the science museum wherece it's free mu all day. >> that's right and wednesday temperatures are really not making it above average whatsoever. >>> it is 11:20 a.m. and still ahead how about crickets for dinner? ab crunchy. some buddies are putting their somebodies are putting their cooking skills to thehe re test. >>> nothing like an apology tool an auto tuner for a cold winter are already pretty covered right nowhehe so you're going to be out b driving today going to the boat show her were the rock hall or littlelesom carefully. >>> it is almost lunchtime and we havet a suggestion for

richland and ashland counties, you will see almost there. gettings close to dekalb and shelby and spring mill and not anything. we have saturated air. as we see that t app as far as the rain and freezing rain goes, it's going to take a bit before hitting the surface. a chance of a few slick spots before rain and y. let's get it over to robin in the social square. >> oh, i'm having a good time because i'm with my good friend, tyler perry. pretty much owning cable tv withn the oprah winfrey network. "love thigh neighbor" and sneak peek at a newvid, sometimes we have to punish the people we love simply because we love them. believe me, if i punish her, there will be no love involved whatsoever.r that. >> i need to hear you promise me that she will punished for this. you. >> i'm telling you, al perry, here. >> thank you. >> good to have you back here. >> you look great. >> thank you. >> fantastic. >> you looking good. we'll talk about that. you don't have a dad bod. now. >> congratulations, tyler. i know how hard you work on the programs and to

extreme, which materials to a soon to be warmer afternoon high and into the weekend. 23, elyria; 20, ashland; 22, menner; 16, new philadelphia and coshockton, 13 and that is our cold dip. this low will track east and then north. and barely missing us but it does. we're feeling the affects of the cold air and seeing the chance of a few to the south. we'll see snowfall tonight. and your amounts are light, one to two inches and to the north, the thick clouds and overcast skies are in place. the shift in the wind continues and we're still fining the lake affect winds on the west side and which weans me -- means we have the now is snow flurry the sunday forecast is quiet, sunshine and warmer, too and talking big snow totals. and this is likely to go down in the record books and this is going to be a major, major winter storm, icemaker for them. 28 today, 28 tomorrow and 35 on sunday. monday at 41, corrina. >> and i can't wait for that, sarah. >>> and for now, they're looking good on the road. a couple of minor slowdowns here. 42 and u.s. 20 as well. no accidents to report either, farther south, a

i can almost touch the top of the sign, that's how high it is. ashland. they are covered in a cocoon of cold. hopefully i don't crash and burn here as i get down off this pile. i want to walk over to flatbush avenue, this is one of the thoroughfare here in brooklyn by atlantic terminal. the reason we are here is because we want to update you on the transit situation. you heard and is talking about bus service on flatbush avenue. no buses there now, i was hoping there would be. there have been all throughout the morning. bus service resumed at 7:00 a.m. just a few minutes ago, as ago, as of 9:00 a.m., most of the above ground, that is outside, exterior subway service also was back up and running. metro-north is scheduled to resume at noon with full sunday service. everything should be back up and running by 3:00 p.m. the mayor's office it appears the long island railroad will remain suspended until tomorrow. that was from the mayor's office i want to show you video from inside atlantic terminal, we shut this earlier this morning, [inaudible] >> steve: that

ashland getting some light know pulling out of avon. snow. temps above freezing. 32 mansfield. 35 cleveland. 37, akron and canton. light snow, 35 degrees. a 30-degree dew point, west winds at 16 miles per hour. today, we hit 43 and the current temp is our average temp for this time of year. here is the hour-by-hour. midnight. notice there is snow concentrated east of cleveland. hence the prospect of one to three inches here. elsewhere, scattered streamers coming off the lake behind the front. they gradually fade away art morning commute. i don't think it's going to be widespread snow tomorrow morning but will be enough for some of you to slow you down. allow yourself extra moments to get to where you need to go. 33, 33. one more time. let's see if we can get anything organized. there you go. seat darker band of blues. the cold air sinks in and the warmer air begins to move our way and that will arrive on friday. so we have some pretty by sunday. i'm thinking lower 50s. way. less than an inch in most spots. 27 degrees, clowdy and breezy tomorr

good morning, ashland at 14 and 18 new london. 23 in vermilion to 25 in avon lake. a little better. no single digits to report and with the warmer start comes a warmer afternoon. today's daytime high, 43 degrees and under a mix of sun and clouds. more clouds for the afternoon hours and waking up to some clouds and you'll see plenty of sunshine on this thursday and we're looking at temperatures, nice in january we're longer and overnight tonight, dropping to 30 and still talking the extra clouds. and rain chances are getting close. we expect to see the rain heightened by the time we move to the friday timeframe at 70% chance and your power of 5 seven-day forecast does show much colder air and arctic air for next week and looking forward to temperaturewise saturday. how are the roads? >> we're running a-okay and we look at the bigger picture on the map. around the cleveland metro area. things are looking good for us. zoom in here, 71, 77 a smooth ride for you on 490 as well and into the akron area this morning, you're looking good, too and no real slow spots to talk about. it's early

this scenario is the exact reason state crews were treating parts of 93 north of ashland. let's go over to meteorologist about the trouble these showers ahead. hayley: yes, indeed, we have had through. they're already gone in central and southern new hampshire. now it would be the deep freeze that would cause an issue with maybe some black ice. but it's still snowing up north in whitefield and lancaster. we're hearing of these issues along route 3, and probably 302 snow. in lancaster there isn't any snow on the radar, but that's deceiving because there actually is snow happening there, except the radar can't see a lot of times those communities because of the beam getting blocked by the white mountains coming from southern maine, that radar beam. so it is still snowing in whitefield and also in littleton, and roads are slick there. 31 degrees in whitefield, 34 in plymouth, and laconia, 35 in concord, so here's what you can expect for the weekend. more snow showers up north, during the evening hours tomorrow night, but for the rest of the weekend for everybody with sunny co

right now, we saw the moon set because we have partly cloudy skies. 37 medina, 37 in ravenes. 42 for ashland and norwalk. winds out of the south at 15 miles per hour. 68% humidity, dewpoints in the lower 30s. this is more like a spring-like weather pattern. let's give you a wider perspective of alex, much closer to spain than to the united states and canada. and movement is taking it north towards iceland, iceland. we are not worried about it impacting the united states. warm front to our north. we have a cold couldn't coming in rapidly tomorrow night. evening. here is the rain shower activity. some of you getting wet during the afternoon rush. definitely during the evening and then behind it, 201230 in the evening on saturday. a few lingers sprinkles and much colder air for the rest of arctic air runs. 20s and lower 30s as you get up and go saturday morning and and then more snow. and another alberta clipper on sunday. 37 tonight. partly cloudy, cool and dry. kids on the bus tomorrow, well, here in the 30s and coming home in the 40s you should get home before the rain showers arrive unless

let's show you 12 in medina. 23 ashland. fremont already beginning to show signs of warming. 27 and everyone beginning to i think we have reached the low temperatures for the night. the winds have shifted to the south. 8 miles per hour. southerly breezes will take the temperatures and take them up for the overnight. 78% humidity. pressure 30 dot 01. watch them go up. 7, 9:00, 30, 34. almost off the scale. middle and upper 40s for the afternoon. that will be refreshing. and it will be a hint of spring. your daffodils will go should i come up? i wouldn't. storm system here pulling away. not worried about that. a nice flow coming in outside of the south. but here is the problem with that. and this is what we are watching for for early next week. this is going to be a major winter storm for the great lakes now right now and this is early, we are going to be on the warm side of this thing. the way it is going. heavy snow up around chicago, minneapolis into michigan and for us. i think the main threat is going to be some pretty si

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officers say kaila yallum of pennsylvania was traveling north on the interstate towards ashland when a state police helicopter saw her speeding. yallum was pulled over and arrested without incident. adam: a touching reunion took place today here in new hampshire. erin bissonnette reconnected s been homeless for years. the two met through a project called miracle messages. wmur' s kristen carosa explains how it brought them together. kristen: adam, a man from san francisco is on a mission to help homeless people reunite with their families through social media. kevin adler is traveling around the country to carry out this project. when he stopped in manchester, he met dale and recorded a short video with a message to his family in hopes of making a connection. we first brought you the story in october. his stepsister erin saw the story, looked up the video online and realized that it , really was dale. she says she was in disbelief at first. she thought he passed away. she reached out to kevin adler, the creator of miracle messages, who in turn passed on a video that erin made for dal

this is a pamela gardner school visited warren elementary in ashland i notice when pamela and danielle go out students are so well behaved. i go out and it's chaos and barry is a mix he has big groups he talks to but a good group. try to. -- them up. >> we try to i am going to be the dad the wife will be you have to take it down a notch. >> thanks. >> thanks. vikings kicker blair walsh is saying thank you to elementary school kids. >> we told you about the class project to send him encouraging loss. kathryn hauser says the support means the world. >> the snapper. >> reporter: for vikings fans blair walsh's missed field goal stings. >> i will take the blame because i deserve every second of it. >> reporter: shirley -- surely flashbacks have been painful but walsh has taken it all in stride. >> yesterday was you know not what i want. >> reporter: while he is taking the heat thursday he got some support from the youngest of fans. >> that cheered me up. >> reporter: he visited first graders at north point elementary outside minneapolis. earlier this week, after he missed that kick, the stu

ashland road, said that that she handed a teller a note demanding money and got away with undisclosed amount of cash. >> the trouble for browns cornerback justin gilbert, not a big deal about adding to the list of recent issues he was given a ticket for expired plates around 830 saturday morning along i-480 eastbound and north olmsted his whereabouts over the weekend have been questioned since he missed a mandatory meeting with the team doctor sunday for a concussion that he was diagnosed with last week, reports that he was in las vegas saturday wearing a blond wig and fake mustache using the name of billy manziel, there is reportedly video of him in disguise but has not surfaced yet, neither the browns nor manziel have commented on the reports, in november video surfaced of him drinking in texas, last winter specializing in drug and alcohol abuse. maple heights police investigating shooting along lee road received calls about shots fired 6:00 p.m. last night when they arrived they found a 31 earl mann on the sidewalk is taken to the hospital, anybody with information should call the

the neighborhood received an alert that the bear was spotted on the corner of ashland road and tanglewood drive. people have been stopping by all day long to take a look. >> i looked out my window and there was a bear in my tree. >> what a great way to start the day wake up and walk and see a bear in the neighborhood. >> as long as it's up in a the bear could be there for a while. new jersey fish and wildlife can't tranquilize it while it's so high because it may fall. people should stay back until it comes down. >>> after the new year's eve party in times square comes the massive clean-up. a million people, a ton of confetti makes a mess. minutes into 2016, 17 sanitation workers moved in with mechanical sweepers, collection trucks blowers and brooms. soon new year's eve was a memory. >> great party again. the new york city never sleeps. >> it's nothing like new year's in new york. nobody does it better. >> when that's over the planning process begins for new year's eve to kick off 2017. they should take a break >>> if getting fit is a resolution there are tons of ways to do it. meg baker

those areas there, medina county, into wayne county, ashland, richland, lorain as well included in there. akron canton there? chills to 10 to 15 below zero heading out tomorrow morning. forecast temperatures in the we'll talk about how much snow i expect across the region city by city, hour by hour. all that coming up. thanks very much. >>> as jason just mentioned the snow will be widespread. odot crews have been working clearing and treating the roads. john rudder is in storm tracker 5 giving us a front seat view of the conditions. how are things looking tonight? >> reporter: well, things have -- road conditions have deteriorated significantly since we last checked in at 6:00. a lot of snow, blustery winds and the temperature has dropped. take a look outside. we're on 322 just scott of chardon. you can get a picture of how far hard the snow is coming down. heavy snow falling, a lot of big flakes. that's what crews are dealing with. not many people out and about braving this weather. by the look outside, in our thermometer that might be why. we're at 6 degrees. we stepped out of the car

and also shelby and ashland . as we move into geauga county and the higher elevations along 271 you do have some snowflakes during red rocks will switch over to snowfall the next few hours continue tonight into midday tomorrow, and the snowbelt . 51 degrees paducah we will get that here by the end of the weekend, some scattered flurries and snow showers for everybody this evening . and ending about lunchtime tomorrow and be four-year sunset maybe a few tonight's low 20s, with some lake effect and becoming mostly cloudy and windy tomorrow . but the high temperature in the upper 20s . on sunday near 15 and then monday mid '40s on tuesday, groundhog day, but they mainly cloudy, and then on fox 8 the official school closing station with closings and delays on-air, online. metrohealth release results of external audit investigation and response to allegations of employee stealing botox. >> will review the report and conferences completely exonerates our ceo, allegations that metrohealth pay for his personal travel are

residents were alerted after the large animal was spotted on the corner of ashland road and tanglewood drive. people stopped by all day long to take a look. >> i looked out my window and all of a sudden there was a bear on the trail. what? there's a bear? >> what a great way to start the day, wake up and see a bear in the neighborhood. >> the cbs 2 could be there for a while, new jersey fish and wildlife officers can't train collided while it up so high and when it does decide to come down, police hope the bear will make a peaceful exit. >>> warm weather has put a damper on this year's ski season and resorts are desperate for snow. cbs 2's lou young travel to the poconos tonight to watch winter arrived. >> reporter: two hours west of manhattan, the snow guns of winter are spraying icy mist into the mountain air. the noise, deafening at close range, is music to holiday visitors who envisioned a more seasonable landscape for their state. the general consensus, it's about time. >> on january 1, it should snow. >> it is now. >> i love it. >> reporter: that's how weary winter worshipers are

right now, temperatures are falling quickly, 35 in worcester, 35 in mentor, dirty nine in ashland. they are going down. rain showers coming in, especially during the afternoon. temperatures may drop back a little after sunset, but even saturday morning look at these mild temperatures in place. saturday morning as you get up and go we are in the 30s and early 40s. then, saturday afternoon we get a couple of isolated showers. by sunday morning look at all the wet weather will begin. i think this sunday could be a very wet morning as you get up the best chance will be friday afternoon and again sunday morning. tonight, 28 and not as cold. tomorrow, watch out for rain showers primarily during the afternoon, but you can't we'll out and isolated shower during your morning commute. >>> here is what's coming up at 6 pm, 200 people were informed they no longer have a job with republic steel. why the company says the cuts >>> everyone is starting to dream big as the powerball jackpot has skyrocketed to the largest jackpot ever. is depression more than sadness? it's a tangle of multiple sympt